EBK PERSONAL FINANCE
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Author: KEOWN
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Chapter 14, Problem 1DC1
Summary Introduction
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The advantages of possible of owning a mutual fund rather than individual stocks.
Introduction:
Mutual fund refers to the fund that consists of the pool of money from various different investors and is done by trained professionals who have a great experience in the field in order to purchase different and various securities that can provide good returns to the investors.
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