Anybody know anything about swisscash or swiss mutual fund??

If you invested a lump sum of X and you now have a balance of Y the formula is: Y-X/X * time for example is X = 5000 and Y = 5500 and time = 2 (5500-5000)/(5000*2) = 500/10000 = 0.05 or 5%

When you say jointly owned, I am assuming 50/50 ownership. The son's half of the mutual fund would not change. Whoever inherits the mother's half would receive a step-up (or step-down) ...

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ELSS (Equity Linked Saving Scheme) Mutual Funds are just like other mutual funds in that the Fund Manager invests your money in various sectors and try to maximize the return on your investment. B...

The ten-year return is a good discriminator for choosing a fund, but is not in itself proof that future returns will match the past (as the prospectus will note). Also consider costs, the fund man...

Because benchmark returns are what you could get if you did absolutely nothing. If you can't get the same returns as a passive investor then you have actually paid a manager to destroy value....

A front end load is a sales charge that is prepaid when the stock is bought. Ex. $5000 invested in a 5% front end load fund will actually only purchase 4,750 in shares at current NAV. A back end l...

In the US: New York, LA, or Chicago. There may be a small number of opportunities in San Francisco or Charlotte, NC. Basically you would need to live in a city with a world-class financial district...