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IRA's - 401K's - Mutual Funds Section Home Mutual Fund Center IRA Center Education Center   IRA 401K Mutual Fund Glossary  Information Requests  Rollover Your 401k or Other Retirement Account   Open an IRA   Open a Mutual Fund Account   Request More Information   Speak with a Licensed Professional   Analyze Your Current Mutual Fund Holdings  IRA-401K-Mutual Fund Disclaimers Mutual Fund Education Center This section covers mutual fund education designed to help beginners and professionals alike. There are many aspects of mutual funds an investor should understand before a mutual fund purchase is made. The information below will help you understand how an investment in a mutual fund makes money. You make money from your mutual fund investment when: The fund earns income on its investments, and distributes it to you in the form of dividends. The fund produces capital gains by selling securities at a profit, and distributes those gains to you. You sell your shares of the fund at a higher price than you paid for them. << Back - Index - Next >>

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