What is the history of Tamarack Funds?
The Tamarack Funds were formed by parent company, Voyageur Asset Management. Voyageur combined the assets of the funds it advises including the Babson Funds, Great Hall Funds, J & B Funds and RBC Funds under the single name Tamarack Funds, and launched the new family of mutual funds on April 19, 2004.

What types of funds are available?
The Tamarack Funds include equity funds in categories ranging from large cap growth and value to microcap value; taxable and tax-free fixed income categories; and a money market fund. For specific fund information click here.

How can I buy Tamarack Funds?
The Tamarack Funds are available through licensed and registered financial advisors. You can also purchase Shares by calling 800.422.2766.

How can I reach Tamarack Funds?
Tamarack representatives are available by phone 800.422.2766 between 8:00a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CST.

Mailing address: Tamarack Funds P.O. Box 219757 Kansas City, MO 64121-9757

Overnight mailing address: Tamarack Funds c/o BFDS 330 West 9th Street Kansas City, MO 64105

How experienced are Tamarack Funds portfolio managers?
Our portfolio managers have, on average, more than 20 years of investment experience.

What kind of support can shareholders expect from Tamarack Funds?
We supply investors and their financial advisors with the latest performance and portfolio data, market analysis and fund information online 24 hours a day. For prospectuses and quarterly performance reports on our funds, click here.

How may I get a prospectus or other literature for the Tamarack Funds?
Click here to download or order prospectuses and literature.

Are Tamarack Funds available in multiple share classes?
Yes, the Tamarack equity and fixed income funds are available in A, C, R and S shares. Class I shares are available for the Tamarack Large Cap Growth, Tamarack Mid Cap Growth, Tamarack SMID Cap Growth, Tamarack Enterprise, Tamarack Small Cap Core and Quality Fixed Income Funds. For current share pricing and performance, click here.

Why are the daily prices for some Tamarack Funds not listed in the newspaper or available through online quote systems?
Newspapers and mutual fund listing services generally list the daily prices of funds that have reached certain size or age criteria. For example, The Wall Street Journal only lists the daily prices of funds with at least $25 million in assets, and at least 1,000 shareholders per share class. As a result, some funds – new funds, in particular – are too small to be included in newspaper listings or online quote systems. If your Tamarack fund is not listed in the source you are using, you can find it on this Web site. Just click on the Performance page within any section of our site. Clicking on the name of the fund will take you to the profile of the fund with information on its top holdings, performance history and other useful data as of the most recent quarter end.

What are the Fund minimums?
To purchase funds into a new account for A, C and S share classes, the minimum is $1,000; for R share classes, the minimum is $250; unless an Automatic Investment Plans is established, then the minimum is $100 with minimum subsequent purchases of $50. Class I shares have a minimum of $250,000 for individuals and institutions in a regular account. Class I shares offered through a qualified retirement benefit plan must have minimum plan assets of $6 million. Certain restrictions may apply.

How can I purchase or add shares?
You may purchase shares of the Funds through the Funds' Distributor or through banks, brokers and other investment representatives, which may charge additional fees and may require higher minimum investments or impose other limitations on buying and selling shares.* If you purchase shares through an investment representative, that party is responsible for transmitting orders by close of business and may have an earlier cut-off time for purchase and sale requests. Consult your investment representative or institution for specific information. 

All Funds

Account Type	Minimum Initial Investment	Minimum Subsequent Investment
Regular (non-retirement)	$1,000	$100 (mail or ACH, $1,000 by wire)
Retirement (IRA, Uniform Gifts to Minors)*	$250	(same as above)
Automatic Investment Plan	$100	$50
Exchanges	$1,000 ($100, IRAs and Uniform Gifts to Minors)	$1,000