A 12b-1 Fund is a type of mutual fund that charges a fee for distribution and marketing costs.
A Balanced Fund is a mutual fund that invests in a variety of asset classes to provide both income and growth.
A slang term for a mutual fund that focuses on high-risk and high-return growth stocks.
The financial term providing insights into mutual fund operating costs with a humorous twist.
A harmonious blend of growth and income in mutual funds and ETFs.
Load Fund: When Your Investment Comes with an Extra Charge (Hint: It's Not for a Snack!)
A humorous and insightful look into Money Market Funds, the cash-management superheroes of the investment world!
A humorous take on how mutual funds rate with Morningstar!
Sales load is the pesky sales charge slapped onto your investment like a ticket scalper at a concert.
A systematic investment plan (SIP) involves making regular, equal payments into a mutual fund or trading account.
The turnover ratio is a measure of how frequently assets within a fund are bought and sold.
A beacon of stability and liquidity in the murky waters of financial markets.
A mutual fund focusing on sin stocks—where social responsibility takes a back seat to profitability!
Understanding how Voluntary Accumulation Plans help mutual fund investors accumulate shares over time.
A comprehensive look at World Funds, the global investment options that warm your portfolio while keeping risks cold.
An overview of Z-shares, the special mutual fund shares exclusively for fund management company employees.
