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 Stock
Funds |
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0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
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0.00%  |
1.84%  |
11.67%  |
0.00%  |
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0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
 Global
Bond Funds |
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0.14%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
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4.71%  |
0.07%  |
1.05%  |
0.00%  |
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0.65%  |
1.97%  |
21.06%  |
0.00%  |
 U.S.
Bond Funds |
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7.50%  |
1.63%  |
17.54%  |
0.00%  |
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0.16%  |
0.27%  |
93.57%  |
0.00%  |
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0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
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0.68%  |
6.39%  |
21.45%  |
0.00%  |
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4.55%  |
2.82%  |
19.17%  |
0.00%  |
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7.16%  |
1.90%  |
19.56%  |
0.00%  |
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37.98%  |
4.88%  |
54.32%  |
0.00%  |
 Tax
Exempt Bond Funds |
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0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
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0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
0.00%  |
 Money
Market Fund |
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0.40%  |
11.60%  |
22.79%  |
64.64%  |
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Depending on your state of residence, this information may
be relevant to your tax reporting. Please consult your
tax advisor for proper treatment of this information in your
state of residence.
The above information is not intended to be a representation
of percentages of U.S. Government income that may be earned
by the Paydenfunds in the future. The percentages are
subject to change and should not be construed as an indication
of future results.
- Such as U.S. Treasury bills, notes and bonds
- Such as Federal Home Loan Banks, Federal Farm Credit Banks, Student
Loan Marketing Association and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
- Such as Government National Mortgage Association, Federal National
Mortgage Association and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
- Collateralized by U.S. Government obligations
For the Payden Core Bond Fund, 95.3% of the ordinary income distribution
is designated as qualified interest income under the American Jobs
Creation Act of 2004.
All of the income distributions paid by the California Municipal Income
and the Tax Exempt Bond Funds qualify as exempt-interest dividends
for federal income tax reporting.
The following information indicates, by state, the percentages of
income earned by the Funds. Any state not listed had no income
for the period.
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 Arizona |
0.00%  |
5.37%  |
 California |
94.89%  |
28.72%  |
 District
of columbia |
0.00%  |
3.38%  |
 Florida |
0.00%  |
4.36%  |
 Georgia |
0.00%  |
4.39%  |
 Maryland |
0.00%  |
4.75%  |
 Massachusetts |
0.00%  |
2.32%  |
 New
Jersey |
0.00%  |
6.08%  |
 New
York |
0.47%  |
10.35%  |
 North
Carolina |
0.00%  |
1.96%  |
 Ohio |
0.00%  |
1.18%  |
 Oregon |
0.00%  |
6.54%  |
 Pennsylvania |
0.00%  |
0.78%  |
 Puerto
Rico |
4.64%  |
0.00%  |
 South
Carolina |
0.00%  |
8.88%  |
 Tennessee |
0.00%  |
0.45%  |
 Texas |
0.00%  |
8.06%  |
 Virginia |
0.00%  |
1.41%  |
 Wisconsin |
0.00%  |
0.86%  |
 Wyoming |
0.00%  |
0.16%  |
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Depending on your state of residence, this information may
be relevant to your tax reporting. Some states require
that minimum amount of the income earned be from that state
in order for any income to be state income tax exempt. Please
consult your tax advisor for proper treatment of this information
in your state of residence.
The above information is not intended to be a representation of percentages
of municipal income that may be earned by the Paydenfunds in the future.
The percentages are subject to change and should not be construed as an
indication of future results.
For the year ended December 31, 2007, 3.76% of the income earned by
the California Municipal Income Fund and 9.49% of the income earned
by the Tax Exempt Bond Fund is subject to alternative minimum tax.
In May of 2006, the Tax Increase Prevention Reconciliation Act was signed
into law. This update to the Internal Revenue Code requires information
return reporting for Tax-Exempt Interest Income including that which is
paid through a mutual fund. Tax-Exempt Interest Dividends paid to you
by the Paydenfunds will be reported on Form 1099-INT. In Box 8 of Form
1099, the Fund will report the gross Tax-Exempt Interest Dividends paid
to you during the calendar year 2006. In Box 9 of Form 1099, the Fund
will report the amount of the Tax-Exempt Interest Dividends subject to
Alternative Minimum Tax. Please see your tax advisor in order to determine
taxability of the income reported on Form 1099 INT.
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