Now, some of these funds are different share classes with
the same mutual fund company.
Not exact matches
Almost all
mutual fund companies offer this option, and most of the
same funds can be bought inside or outside a corporate class arrangement.
I found most of the Canadian equity
mutual funds hold the
same companies and sectors.
We expect the management of the
companies in which we invest to have significant personal assets invested in their
company stock, and believe this
same standard should apply to managers of
mutual funds.
Watch for activists who are entering
companies at the
same time
mutual funds are dumping (watch for 13 - G's filed concurrently with 13Ds).
If you also hold a Canadian equity
mutual fund filled with these
same sectors, you may be paying a high fee to the
fund company for little diversification benefit, since you already own most of the
same stocks.
Via
mutual funds / indexes this can get a little more complicated (voting rights etc tend to go to the
mutual / indexing
company rather than the holders of the
fund), but is approximately the
same thing: the
fund buys assets on the open market, then holds them, buys more, or sells them on behalf of the
fund investors.
In fact, many ETFs have corresponding
mutual funds offered by the
same companies.
Companies are allowed to provide «substitute» forms, which may be printed on the
same page as other information you receive from your
mutual fund or broker.
Every
mutual fund company usually has a family of
funds available so management firms compete amongst themselves for the
same investment dollar as other
companies and families of
funds.
Every
mutual fund company usually has a family of
funds available so management firms compete amongst themselves for the
same investment dollar as -LSB-...]
What I do begrudge is the 8 - page investment «analysis» at the end of the book that says that no one should have been suspicious of an 11 % / year return, because equity
funds from many major
mutual fund companies earned 11 % / year over the
same period.
It's possible that three large -
company mutual funds hold many of the
same stocks, even if they use different investment styles.
If you invest the
same amount in
mutual funds, it will be invested in different kinds of stocks and financial instruments, high - risk and low - risk both, so you might not face total loss even if one
company does poorly.
You can buy blue chip
companies the
same as any of the
Mutual Fund managers are buying with a lot less commission.
Mutual funds are not subjected to the
same regulations as listed
companies.
Question: I know the ETF
companies always publish the MER but I get the impression that this isn't really the
same as the MER of
mutual funds which seem to capture most of the actual costs.
Virtually every
mutual fund company also has one or more of its own proprietary money market
funds that are used for the
same purpose.
By investing through bank, insurance and
fund company advisors offering only high cost
mutual funds, millions of Canadians are in the
same boat as Client A.
For instance, her CIBC Financial Advisor pointed out that her three Canadian
mutual funds hold many of the
same companies and she wasn't significantly diversified at all.
If it's a stock or ETF that is easily market traded, the investor may be out for no more than literally mere seconds; for a
mutual fund, the investor will generally be out for 1 day (as
mutual fund companies may not know how to handle a buy and sell order that both arrive at the
mutual fund on the
same day at the close of business!).
Don Reed, CEO of
mutual fund company Franklin Templeton, believes the
same would happen here.
You can also get essentially the
same index
funds by directly purchasing them from the
mutual fund company.
These are
funds of
funds, that is, a Target 2040
Fund, say, will be invested in five or six different stock and bond
mutual funds offered by the
same company.
There are over 100
mutual fund and investment
companies vying for the
same investment dollar, the hard earned money and savings that enter the market through individual, group plans and pensions amount to a greater than 700 billion dollar market.
Mutual Funds allow the investor of modest means the
same access to securities as the institutional investor — access to stocks and bonds from many different
companies.
The point is to input the exact
same amount of annual life insurance death benefit and PREMIUMS, for both the term and whole life products, in order to do a true: Buy term life insurance and invest the difference into an alternate investment vehicle (called a
mutual fund in this software) vs. buying whole life and «investing» in the life insurance
company's subaccounts.
A group of
mutual funds, each typically with its own investment objective, managed and distributed by the
same company.
A group or «complex» of
mutual funds, each typically with its own investment objective, and managed and distributed by the
same company.
REITs allow anyone to invest in portfolios of real estate assets the
same way they invest in other industries — through the purchase of individual
company stock or through a
mutual fund or exchange traded
fund (ETF).