Exam 17: Investing in Mutual Funds
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Discuss other issues that you would wish to address in your overall financial plan before investing in mutual funds.
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You invested $1,000 in a mutual fund with a 4% load when the NAV was $20 per share. If you sell your shares at an NAV of $24 per share, what is the return on your investment?
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Use the following two columns of items to answer the matching questions below:
-capital appreciation funds
A)funds that sell shares to individuals and invest the proceeds in bonds
B)mutual funds that focus on firms that pay a high level of dividends
C)mutual funds that focus on a specific industry
D)mutual funds that contain both growth stocks and stocks that pay dividends
E)mutual funds that focus on stocks that are expected to grow at a very high rate
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Which of the following is not true of global and international bond funds?
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Closed-end mutual funds have a limited number of shares that are sold when the funds are first created; the shares are then resold over the stock exchanges.
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Index mutual funds tend to have lower expenses than other types of mutual funds.
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An arrangement offered by some brokerage firms that enables investors to diversify among various mutual funds and receive summary statement information is called a
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Capital gains from mutual funds can be received if the mutual fund makes a profit on the shares it sells or if an individual investor realizes a gain on the sale of mutual fund shares.
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Mutual funds that sell shares directly to investors and repurchase shares investors want to sell are called ________ funds.
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On the average, actively managed mutual funds have an expense ratio of about
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From the perspective of investors, the most important expense statistic mentioned in the prospectus of a mutual fund is the
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of a closed-end mutual fund?
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Index stock funds always contain the stock of every company in a particular index.
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In most cases, the fees charged by load funds go to stockbrokers or other financial advisers who execute transactions for investors.
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No-load mutual funds sell directly to investors and charge a somewhat smaller management fee than load funds.
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Investors can earn a return on an investment in a stock mutual fund in all of the following ways, except
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Some index funds have relatively high expense ratios of 1.25% even though they are not actively managed.
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The component of expense ratios that includes a fee charged by some mutual funds to pay brokers is
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