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Things to consider when investing in mutual funds
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[QUOTE="Holicent, post: 292451, member: 76163"] Mutual funds are an excellent way to invest in a diversified portfolio of stocks. They have the added benefit of low fees and the ability to buy stocks or bonds at any time. But just because a mutual fund is easy to use doesn’t mean it will offer you the best returns. Before you invest in one, consider these factors: How much money do you have? Your investment options will depend on how much money you want to invest. If you want to put away just $1,000, there are mutual funds that can meet your needs; if you want to invest $50,000 or more, then some of those same funds won’t be right for you. What kind of returns are expected? The amount invested could affect both the amount and risk level of your return. For example, if you buy a bond fund that invests in short-term U.S. bonds rather than intermediate-term bonds, then the yield is lower and there’s greater risk involved with these types of investments because they pay off only when interest rates rise above their current price. [/QUOTE]
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