All mutual funds combined contained more than $1.6 trillion in assets in 1992
In 1990 mutual funds held more than $1 trillion in assets
By 1945 mutual funds held more than $1 billion
Putnam Mutual Funds managed an asset base of $122 billion in 2000
The mutual fund industry controlled about $300 billion in assets by the early 1980s
No, Mutual Funds are by far the most popular type of investment. ETF assets are increasing at a rapid pace but still fall far short of assets invested in Mutual Funds.
It is the process of reviewing the net financial assets of a mutual fund company.
U.S. open-end mutual funds controlled more than $1.7 trillion in assets by 1993
Mutual funds are usually used to save for retirement, so you're increasing your assets. Debt is used to fund liabilities, actually the exact opposite of investing. Mutual funds add to wealth, debt takes it away.
By 1970, about 400 funds of all types held more than $50 billion
The Index for Mutual Funds began in 1975. It helps to track the Standard and Poor, or S&P, Index as well. It was established by John Bogle with low assets.
Mutual funds are pooled of investment vehicles in which investor indirectly invest into the diversified portfolio of assets.