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It depends. Equity diversified mutual funds invest in the stocks. Others might invest accordingly in other investment instruments.
There is no mandated need to invest money in mutual funds. It is upto the individual to decide as to whether he wants to invest in them or not.Mutual funds are good investment instruments for investors who do not have the time or expertise to invest in the stock market but at the same time want to take advantage of the returns given by the stock market
It gets invested in the stock market or in any investment class that the mutual fund is supposed to invest in. Ex: Debt Mutual funds invest in Debt instruments like bonds and Equity Diversified funds invest in Equity Shares etc
Stock, bond, and hybrid funds invest in long-term securities, and as such are known as long-term funds. Hybrid funds invest in a combination of stocks, bonds, and other securities
You can invest regularly in mutual funds through systematic investment plan. It allows you to invest a fixed amount of money in mutual funds regularly. You can set aside a certain amount of money monthly to invest in mutual funds.
No all Mutual Funds are high risk. MF's that invest in equities and stock market instruments are high risk because, the profit or loss created by the mutual fund is directly dependent on how well the stock market performs.
Ak Investment Corp,Edward Jones Investments,Hulen Investments, K & S Family Investments ,North Country Investments,Schneiter & Stiehm Planning & Investments,Denali Alaskan Investment Services,Design Investments are few of the safest government bond mutual funds to invest.
They can invest their own income/profits in a mutual fund but they cannot invest the depositors money in a mutual fund
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 work to invest in a type such as stock or bonds or sector with much less risk than investing in individual securities. Sources: http://www.amfi.com http://www.morningstar.com/
I think savings bonds are good. Mutual funds is a good idea also.... it's monitored by a fund manager that invests money into stocks and such. The only bad part is you have to pay a fee.
Whether or not a trust can invest in mutual funds depends on the type of trust and the provisions in the trust document that discuss trustee powers.