Municipal bond closed-end funds
Municipal bond funds pay interest that is usually exempt from federal income tax. Compare tax-equivalent yields, not headline rates.
1 funds in the current view. Municipal CEFs hold tax-exempt bonds and are typically leveraged; the distribution rate is not a tax-exempt yield — parts of a distribution can be taxable. Tax characteristics are shown only where a fund reports them.
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| Fund | State | Prem/discPrice vs. assets | Z (1y) | Rate (price)Payout rate | Rate (NAV)Payout rate on assets | LeverageBorrowing | ExpensesAnnual cost | NII coverageIncome covers payout | Net assetsFund size▼ | 1y NAV TR1y asset return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NAZ Nuveen Arizona Quality Municipal Income Fund | AZ | 3.18% premium | -0.79 | 7.05% | 7.17% | — | 3.21% | — | $234M | -5.57% |
Tax-equivalent yield calculator
Educational only. Enter your own assumptions. The calculator does not apply to a fund’s whole distribution automatically, does not know your state, the alternative minimum tax, or the taxable portion of any fund’s distributions, and is not tax advice. Brackets are not hard-coded.
Tax-equivalent yield
5.26%
= 4.00% exempt ÷ (1 − 24%) + 0.00% taxable component (assumed fully taxable, no state treatment applied)