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How old do you have to be to purchase a mutual fund?
Most countries expect/mandate that you be at least 18 years old to invest in the stock market related products like shares and mutual funds
Can a twelve year old be a Mutual-Fund Manager?
no,you have do have gone to college and business school, however you can manage your own stock account if your parents let you
What is the easiest way to find the contact information of an old friend?
You could search information in the area they were or are from before, contact mutual friends that may know, contact family members if you possibly know them and leave your information with them or if they will give you theirs and from there you may find some lead.
What is Old Mutual's population?
Old Mutual's population is 55,730.
When was Old Mutual created?
Old Mutual was created in 1845.
What are the best commodity mutual funds?
This is really up to debate and personal opinion. However, Old Westbury Real Return fund is said to be the best of the best on a multitude of sites.
How do you find out if you have a trust fund in your name from your grandfather whom has passed he had told you that he started one for you and your siblings years ago?
my father died and i was told i have a trust fund, how do i get this for college im only 16yrs old
How do you find out the value of an old life insurance policy from Mutual Trust Life Insurance Company?
Mutual Trust is now Met Life, and they are actively redeeming these policies. If you have death certificates and sundry other proofs, which they list, they will pay up on the policy. Be sure to check their website for more information.
How could you find out if your husband had a old mutual policy with you He has since passed away?
Do you have any paperwork at all?
When was Old State Mutual Building created?
Old State Mutual Building was created in 1870.
What stocks are best to invest in?
Individual stocks are a crapshoot. If the company goes bust you lose your money. Mutual funds are a much safer bet. One mutual fund might contain 100 or more stocks, so if one company goes bust you only lose 1/100, so you don't lose much. There is a lot to know and books like "MUTUAL FUNDS FOR DUMMIES" is a good reference. But in a nutshell, do this: * Buy a no-load (no sales fee) mutual fund. * Buy from a company with very low operating costs. * What kind of mutual fund? An Index fund mutual owns the stock of a stock index, like the S&P 500. It owns those 500 stocks. If that index goes up, your mutual fund goes up. *Don't buy and sell. Buy and hold for the long term (over 10 years) *Use "dollar cost averaging". That means you will buy the same $ amount of mutual funds every single month (eg. $50 or $100 per month is purchased automatically, regardless of whether the market is up or down. These principles are advocated by old Wall Street gurus like Warren Buffett. I like the "Vanguard 500" index fund. If you read the book you won't need a financial advisor. The fees that they charge can make a huge difference. Keep the commissions in your pocket, not theirs.
Where can you find information about an old painting by C Weeks?
where can i find information on painting by c. weeks?
