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<blockquote data-quote="TexasBred" data-source="post: 507131" data-attributes="member: 6897"><p>Mutual Funds are made up of many many "stocks". When you put money in a mutual fund you're getting some of all of the stocks that make up the fund. Some of the stocks may perform poorly others great but you'll get paid on the net yield of the entire fund. I'd talk with a good financial adviser and avoid those that want to invest in funds that pay them high fees. They overlook the fact that the investment is for YOU. They just want the big fee. (Edward Jones is one of these .. just my experience) Diversify....put some in mutual funds, some in an annuity and some in tax free municipal bonds. If your investment firm is good they will change the investments from time to time to stay ahead of the market changes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TexasBred, post: 507131, member: 6897"] Mutual Funds are made up of many many "stocks". When you put money in a mutual fund you're getting some of all of the stocks that make up the fund. Some of the stocks may perform poorly others great but you'll get paid on the net yield of the entire fund. I'd talk with a good financial adviser and avoid those that want to invest in funds that pay them high fees. They overlook the fact that the investment is for YOU. They just want the big fee. (Edward Jones is one of these .. just my experience) Diversify....put some in mutual funds, some in an annuity and some in tax free municipal bonds. If your investment firm is good they will change the investments from time to time to stay ahead of the market changes. [/QUOTE]
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