MF investment- new investor?

i hv done investment abut 1.5 in this yr but i hv done though hsbc can u suggest me any other way wihtout involving any bank or agents

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What's an MF investment? A mutual fund?

Hope to hear from you soon!

Most main stream investing {stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.} are done thru brokers, HSBC is probably doing that for you.

Investing is all about annual percentage return.

I have made about a 24% annual return in the last 6 years with this company:

http://www.goldmoney.com/

There are steps involved.

1. Click on the URL and open a FREE account.

2. Open a local bank checking or savings account or use your existing one.

3. Make copies of the forms you need to become "Customer Accepted" @ the above URL and mail them in.

4. Read and try to completely understand everything talked about @ the above URL.

This is a worldwide service but different types of banking laws may apply in different countries.

Good Luck, and by the way you're investing in Gold or Silver or currencies that pay interest!

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www.easymf.com

i understand that brokers are becoming a nuisance for you.they call up every time to make u trade.go for an internet account.one such firm which does not bother to disturb investors is INVEST NET....select securities (www.selectsecurities.com) based in cochin

u can apply directrly to the mf company as and when they have a New Issue. But it will be easier to go thru an agent. if u apply directry u have go and submit the form to the bankers and spend ur valueable time. why not let the agent do it. the agent could a share broker, financial consultant or even banks like hsbc and hdfc etc. it is easy and more convenient to let someone else do the legwork for u.

For investing into a mutual fund, its not necessary that you should have a trading account with any bank. You can directly apply to the mutual fund house by filling their form and giving your bank details. In case of SIP the amount will be directly debited from your account during the specified time frame, and when you want to cancel the mutual fund the amount is directly credited to your account.

Relaince mutual funds even give the option of buying/selling the mutual fund units through their website http://www.reliancemutualfund.com but for that I think you should once buy any of the mutual funds offered by the reliance fund house.