
- January15 2005
- Volume 12
- Issue 1
Tracking Fund Proxies
Mutual funds are big investors,which means they have a lot of cloutwhen it comes to voting on a company'smanagement slate and proxy issues,such as executive compensation andexpensing stock options. Until recently,however, how your mutual fund votedits proxies was a closely heldsecret. Now, in response to an SEC rulethat the fund industry actively opposed,you can find out how your fund votedits shares, usually by searching its Website using the key words "proxy voting."If you own individual stocks, thecompany will send you materials forproxy voting, either by mail or online.For help in deciding how to cast yourvote, go to www.shareholderaction.org.
Articles in this issue
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Change & Growth: Keys to a Satisfying Lifealmost 18 years ago
The Nanny Tax Returns—Be Readyalmost 18 years ago
Acquaint Yourself with the New Year's Stock Possibilitiesalmost 18 years ago
Mix and Match Your Portfolio Selectionsalmost 18 years ago
Set Your Investment Strategy in Motionalmost 18 years ago
Analyze the Buy-and-Hold Market Strategyalmost 18 years ago
Foresee the Economy Under the Bush Administrationalmost 18 years ago
Brokerages Pass the Responsibility Buckalmost 18 years ago
Keep It Simple for a Smart Investment Strategyalmost 18 years ago
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