TAILIEUCHUNG - Understanding mutual funds

The investment in stock market is increasing at a faster rate in the recent years because of FIIs, FDIs, Stock market awareness etc. investment in Debentures, Bank Deposits, are not so attractive because of less amount of interest, as in real terms the value of money decreases over a period of time. The other option is to invest money in stock market, but a common man is not much aware of market and he is not much component enough to understand the functions of stock market and also it is an expansive proposal. The question to be answered is:. | Understanding mutual funds Canadian Securities Administrators Securities regulators from each province and territory have teamed up to form the Canadian Securities Administrators or CSA for short. The CSA is primarily responsible for developing a harmonized approach to securities regulation across the country. csa i Canadian Securities Auto rites canadiennes Administrators en valeurs mobilières Thinking about investing in mutual funds They can be an effective way to save for important goals like retirement or your child s education. But like all investments they have their risks. There are also costs involved in owning mutual funds. The Canadian Securities Administrators CSA have put together this guide to help you learn more. Our members include the 13 securities regulators of Canada s provinces and territories. If you have questions or want more information contact your local securities regulator listed on page 12. Contents What is a mutual fund 2 What do mutual funds invest in 3 How can you make money 4 What are the risks 5 How is your investment protected 6 What are the costs 7 What if you change your mind 9 What about other types of investment funds 9 Questions to ask before you buy 10 Know where to go for help 11 1 What is a mutual fund A mutual fund is a type of investment fund. An investment fund is a collection of investments such as stocks bonds or other funds. Unlike most other types of investment funds mutual funds are open-ended which means as more people invest the fund issues new units or shares. A mutual fund typically focuses on specific types of investments. For example a fund may invest mainly in government bonds stocks from large companies or stocks from certain countries. Some funds may invest in a mix of stocks and bonds or other mutual funds. Why invest in mutual funds When you buy a mutual fund you re pooling your money with many other investors. This lets you invest in a variety of investments for a .

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