Series 65: Dollar-Weighted Return

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Dollar-Weighted Return

A dollar-weighted return provides a return between two points in time, incorporating all the cash in-flows, such as dividends, interest, and contributions, and all cash out-flows, such as withdrawals, from the portfolio. The dollar-weighted return differs from the simple arithmetic return and the time-weighted return because it gives more weight to periods where more funds are in the account or portfolio.

For example, imagine a retiree who is withdrawing funds from his account, slowly depleting the account. The dollar-weighted return will be weighted more towa

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