Create a simple, low cost portfolio: It is a big project to
move out of mutual funds and into a portfolio that you manage yourself.
Not exact matches
Most
of the investors (retail investors)
move out of the equity
mutual funds within few years
of investment.
Besides,
mutual fund managers don't make decisions to
move money in and
out of their
funds.
I recently
moved money from one
mutual fund to another
fund in my 401 (k), and was warned that I'd be prohibited from transferring
out money from said
fund for a period
of 90 days.
Although this may be true, it can be overcome by practicing a little self - discipline and learning to stay the course rather than
moving money in and
out of different «hot»
mutual funds.
I've got a question regarding
moving money
out of a
mutual fund (0 dividend income) into cash to reinvest in dividend yielding stocks while the market is relatively low.
However, having worked for two firms which went
out of business and after I was married and had my child, I found I had little time to spend on valuating individual stock purchases and
moved to investing, via ACH and monthly, in low - expense
mutual funds (Vanguard, Schwab, Fidelity, etc.).
Interest rates were at the lowest levels in more than three decades, prompting some savers to
move funds out of the savings and time deposits that are part
of M2 into stock and bond
mutual funds, which are not included in any
of the money supply measures.