How would I find an old mutual fund?

A mutual fund typically offers some liquidity. i.e. you can subscribe and redeem shares on a regular basis based on the calculated net asset value (NAV). A unit trust is sold on the open market, ...

The net asset value (NAV) of a mutual fund is simply its assets minus its liabilities. In other words, NAV equals the fund's worth. If a fund has assets of $50 million and liabilities of $10 m...

$100 is not a lot of money when it comes to investing. There is one option that I know of that you might wish to consider. Go to sharebuilder.com and buy $100 worth of RSP. It is an index fund i...

It probably doesn't have a recognized ticker symbol on most websites, but you can look it up on Morningstar (ticker symbol F0002A, or use the link below).

I get all my definitions on financial stuff from InvestorWords.com. I'm sure it has a good explanation of the term. They usually have at least a few definitions as well as links to related w...

Caibx has a lot of expenses. If it is a free choice I'd put my money elsewhere. It has a 5.75% load and .25% 12b1 fee. It has a decent expense ratio but if you keep your fund for 5 years i...

It's easy. Just type in the ticker symbol where it says get quote. After that you will have several options to choose from. You might use morningstar.com also. It is a great site.

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