muncie birder
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When you invest in mutual funds there is absolutely no guaranteed return for one year. In fact you may wind up loosing money in one year. As much as 20% to 30%. It has happened many times in the past. When you invest in mutual funds you need to set your horizon further out in time. 10 to 20 years. Over that period of time if historic trends continue and that is a very big if you should be able to expect an average annual return of about 10% assuming you have picked good mutual funds. |
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Pool L
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GO TO SITES like MONEYCONTROL.COM & ICICIDIRECT.COM |
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ashok j
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let Int rate =8%
(10000*.08)+10000=10800 |
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dinu_pawar
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differ with type & mgt co.
MIP 15, bal 20 , Equity 5-50
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Archie
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Depends on the fund you have invested. Most MF does not have any garuntee on the growth or the your capital investments so there in no minimum. you could loose out the money also as well as you could make 500% return in a year. depends on the market |
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abhijit b
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Your question is not clear. In which type of fund u have invested?
debt? equity? liquid? money market? balance? or hybrid?
it is more dangerous like a half talk and half knowledge. |
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Sanjay Kumar Aggarwal
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ZERO
MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO MARKET RISKS
FLUCTUATIONS IN THE STOCK MARKET CAN DOUBLE OR HALF UR INVESTED AMOUNT |
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mory k
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hi ,no one can tell u exact return but depending on last yr data top 5 mfs gave 60% plus return and to know that top 5 mfs visit www.moneycontrol.com and for safer investment do SIP ...happy investing..... |
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vegas_iwish
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Impossible to know. Could be + or -. Not dealing with a bank & you should not deal with banks. Just invest & find out. ADX PEO EWA |
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Franco
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There are different types of funds paying different rates of dividend. For income you should buy income funds or bond funds. The former pay about 3% pa and offer good chances of capital growth also,while the latter pay 5% or 6% with less chance of growth. Mutual funds pay very large fees to managers, advisers etc, but on the other hand, they are run by full time. professionals.
As always, nothing is guaranteed in the stock market, but historically its returns have been higher than from a bank savings account. If you are lucky, and you pick a good fund or share, you can make very big profits. |
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binda
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by looking at all the answers seems like you are asking the wrong people. |
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STEPHEN J
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Mutual funds aren't the best investment. Mutual funds have managers and employees who get paid, thic cuts into your earnings. As a result, they're less attractive, so they pay advisers to recommend them, further cutting into your earnings. Mutual funds add a middleman. Go direct and buy stocks. Do some research to find good companies, and buy them, you'll see better returns. |
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keith c
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Depends on your interest rate and the stipulations of your mutual fund. Just mulitply 10000 by the interest rate and take out any money for fees. |
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Ubiquity
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To be honest, the minimum amount you can get it to lose everything. Of course that is an absolute worste case scenario.
But it is the only accurate answer to your question. |
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