
- March15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 5
Fund Bankruptcy?
The chance that your mutual fundcompany will sink into a sea of red inkis extremely remote. In fact, statistics forlast year show that the mutual fundindustry is making money despite thewidespread scandals over improperfund trading. Even if the unthinkablehappens and your fund company is hitwith so many fines and reparations thatit goes under, the money in the company'sfunds themselves is not at risk. Eachfund is set up as a separate companyowned by the shareholders, so even ifthe XYZ Fund company finds itself in afiscal bind, the money in any XYZ fundsis still out of reach of creditors. Onerisk, however, is that when those whohave shares in your fund head for theexit, it may hurt your returns, as thefund manager is forced to sell stocks atfire sale prices to meet redemptions.Also, as the asset base dwindles, thefund's expense ratio is likely to go up.
Articles in this issue
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Benefit from Social Security Knowledgeover 17 years ago
Secure the Future with Trust Strategiesover 17 years ago
Choose the Attorney Who's Right for Youover 17 years ago
Decide on Your Ideal Financial Plannerover 17 years ago
Is Your Advisor Walking All Over You?over 17 years ago
Arm Yourself if You Are Incorporatedover 17 years ago
Hello, My Name Is Doctor and I'm in Debtover 17 years ago
Repel Potential Plaintiffs with Trustsover 17 years ago
Medicare Cuts Still Loomover 17 years ago
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