Possibly. This is an issue where the consumer's state exemption laws apply. Some states protect all types of investments, some protect specific ones, and some states none at all. Sorry, but w/o knowing the state of residency it is not possible to give a more definitive answer.
There are many of them, but two of them are mutual funds, and fidelity investments
There are no other ways for mutual funds to obtain capital
Alan Cohn has written: 'The Sage guide to mutual funds' -- subject(s): Mutual funds, Investments
One might invest in mutual funds to get good returns for their money. The whole idea is to make a profit and mutual funds enable one to gamble on investments.
Mutual funds are shared investments that are open to most people. In regards to retirement savings, one can use mutual funds to gain a steady supply of money.
True. When people invest in mutual funds they are making loans to banks and their investments are insured by the FDIC.
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There are many of them, but two of them are mutual funds, and fidelity investments
Mutual funds are best sought through your bank or bank website. You will find out the different types of mutual funds, the different levels of risk and whether you want them at all.
No they are not. Mutual funds are stock market investments and hence they are not insured. There is always a possibility of an investor suffering a loss if the mutual fund house makes wrong investment decisions.
Mutual funds are only different from hedge funds in that they are purchased completely up front whereas hedge funds are paid for over time.
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