How to buy mutual fund and how and from where to sell Mutual funds????

how to buy mutual fund and how and from where to sell Mutual funds????
How to know about total profit ,how to know other transaction charges?????

- Mutual Funds for Dummies, by Eric Tyson
- http://www.invest-for-retirement.com has a free downloadable book. Go straight to page 143, "Anatomy of a Mutual Fund"

http://www.vanguard.com has excellent, low-cost funds

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You can buy a mutual fund at a bank or a brokerage.

No load = Little or no fees
Load = fees

You can sell mutual funds at your bank or brokerage.

Go to any Broker, he will guide you every thing. My six year son knows every thing about Funds ( How to invest ) That means investing in funds is like child's Play. Go ahead.

You can either buy/sell mutual funds through brokers or through online demat accounts. Online demat accounts are more popular due to convinience and faster turn around time.
ICICIDIRECT.COM , Sharekhan.com are couple of online demat offerings.

Hi
Mutual Funds can be bought from any Distribution House. These include banks as well as stock brokers. Also you can contact local AMFI Agents who operate independently. Or you can directly call the AMCs if they are situated in your place. Some examples of Distribution Houses comprise Religare, Sharekhan, Angel, Networth, Karvy, et al. And all private banks do this distribution.

Transaction charges would be intimated by the Advisor and selling part can also be assigned to him when required.

As far as knowing profit there are some free sites where u can build your portfolio like www.valueresearchonline.com; www.moneycontrol.com et al. Or a couple of brokers are also offering this facility by providing Login ID and Password. With this facility you can track the day to day movements of your unit prices. One such broker is Religare (Ranbaxy Group).

hi,
i am working with a mutual fund advisory firm, if u want you can contact me for the same, investment in mutual fund do not attract any fees from banker or a broker or an advisor.

Depends on what your looking for if you want to do it yourself for virtually no cost or if you want to hire a broker to do it. Fidelity is the largest Mutual Fund company out there no loads low expenses, Vanguard and Schwab are also discount broker's that offer similar funds and services. Some also offer various free guidance, but if you want it all done for you go to a Full Service firm like Merrill or Ed Jones, they might charge an arm and a leg, but they will take care of it all.