Virtus Total Return Fund declares USD 0.055 monthly distribution for Sept. 29 payout

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Virtus Total Return Fund declared a monthly distribution of $0.055 per share for ZTR.
Shares trade ex-distribution on Sept. 14, 2026; payment is due Sept. 29, 2026.
September distribution estimate: $0.014 net investment income; $0.009 short-term gains; $0.032 long-term gains; no return of capital.
Fiscal YTD distribution estimate totals $0.52 per share, split across income and realized gains; no return of capital.
As of Aug. 31, 2026, annualized current distribution rate was 8.91% on NAV; fiscal YTD cumulative total return on NAV was 9.77%.

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