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Published: Thursday, January 31, 2008  

9 Key Questions To Ask When Buying Mutual Funds
By Jim Robinson

 9 Questions
 
Nine Key Questions To Ask When Buying Mutual Funds
With so many different investment choices available to you today...mutual funds among others, the more informed you are, the better your investment decisions will be. The Investment Company Institute, the national association of the mutual fund industry wants you to ask enabling questions before you buy.

Do you know the answers to the 9 key questions that the Investment Company Institute advises the public to ask their advisors before investing?
 
Nine Key Questions to Ask About:
  1. Investment Goals
  2. Investment Strategy
  3. Risks and Returns
  4. Fees and Expenses
  5. Investment Manager
  6. Buying Shares
  7. Selling Shares
  8. Distributions and Taxes
  9. Fund Services

Read the whole story at Investment Company Institute - ICI website

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