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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Municipal".

22 tickers carry the Municipal tag on Dividend Vision (17 ETFs, 3 Closed-End Funds, 1 Mutual Fund, 1 Money Market Fund). The highest distribution rates are VTN (8.44%), EIM (6.91%), AMHI (4.88%).

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22 tickers

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ETFs (17)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
AMHIAmerican BeaconAmerican Beacon Aberdeen Municipal High Income ETF4.88%Jun 25, 2026
FECMFirst EagleFirst Eagle Core Municipal ETF4.60%—
JHMUJohn HancockJohn Hancock Dynamic Municipal Bond ETF3.59%Mar 28, 2016
AHYMAllspring Global InvestmentsAllspring High Yield Municipal Bond ETF—Oct 21, 2026
ASTMAllspring Global InvestmentsAllspring Strategic Municipal Bond ETF—Oct 21, 2026
BSMAInvescoInvesco BulletShares 2036 Municipal Bond ETF—Sep 16, 2026
MFSXMFSMFS Active Short Muni Bond ETF—Sep 11, 2026
MMHINew York Life InvestmentsNYLIM MacKay Muni High Income ETF—Oct 1, 2026
MUNFNorthern TrustNorthern Trust 2036 Tax-Exempt Distributing Ladder ETF—Aug 26, 2026
MUNGNorthern TrustNorthern Trust 2046 Tax-Exempt Distributing Ladder ETF—Aug 26, 2026
MUNHNorthern TrustNorthern Trust 2056 Tax-Exempt Distributing Ladder ETF—Aug 26, 2026
MUNJNorthern TrustNorthern Trust 2031 Tax-Exempt Distributing Ladder ETF—Aug 26, 2026
MYMLState StreetState Street My2032 Municipal Bond ETF—Sep 22, 2026
TXCANorthern TrustNorthern Trust California Intermediate Tax-Exempt Bond ETF—Sep 22, 2026
TXNYNorthern TrustNorthern Trust New York Intermediate Tax-Exempt Bond ETF——
VMHYVictorySharesVictoryShares Municipal High Yield ETF—Sep 22, 2026
VMSDVictorySharesVictoryShares Short-Duration Municipal ETF——

Closed-End Funds (3)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
VTNInvescoInvesco Trust for Investment Grade New York Municipals8.44%
EIMEaton VanceEaton Vance Municipal Bond Fund6.91%
BHVBlackRockBlackRock Virginia Municipal Bond Trust4.76%

Mutual Funds (1)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
FAWXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity New York Municipal Mon—

Money Market Funds (1)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
SWWXXSchwabSchwab AMT Tax-Free Money Fund - Investor Shares2.42%

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