Not exact matches
It's worth noting that private
equity funds are also becoming more available through registered investments
advisors to accredited investors: those with $ 200,000 in
income for the past two years or $ 1 million in net worth.
With the help of your
advisor, you can choose to invest in a mix of
Equity, Balanced and Fixed
Income funds, based on your risk tolerance and life goals.
My «
advisor» at MDM is OK with our 127K divided almost equally between fixed
income (MD bond and mortgage
fund, mer 1.4) and Canadian
equity (MD dividend
fund, also 1.4 MER)
Many thanks for the response.My preference is more towards a regular
income.Out of the
funds that I had listed (it is based on the advise of my investment
advisor at bajaj capital), the
equity saving
fund account will gv me a regular
income after one year.
@CC, anyone else: The problem that I (and perhaps many of us) have is that in order to rebalance my portfolio (target weight is 50 %
equities, 33 % fixed
income, 12 % alternative investments and 5 % cash) I would have to sell a lot of my
equity positions at a loss (I took over management of my portfolio from my
advisor 6 months ago and he had me 100 % in a
equity - heavy mutual
fund).
She is responsible for monitoring the external domestic
equity and fixed
income advisors to the American Beacon
Funds and AMR's pension plans.