
- April15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 7
FUNDS DISAPPEAR
Back in the millennium year, justas the bull market started to stagger,mutual fund companies set a recordfor new fund launches. Two yearslater, the number of funds that wereliquidated or merged into other fundsset another record. According to thefund mavens at Morningstar (www.morningstar.com), an all-time high of373 mutual funds faded into oblivionlast year, while 733 funds weremerged into others, also a record.New funds were in short supply; only702 new funds opened for businesslast year, the lowest number in adecade, down 60% from the recordyear of 2000. Tech funds again tookthe heaviest flak, with 17% of the 356tech funds that Morningstar tracksno longer in business by year-end.
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Avoid the Turmoil of Insurance Mistakesover 17 years ago
Bulletproof Your Car from the IRS' Aimover 17 years ago
The PMD Answerman Q & Aover 17 years ago
Impart Financial Values to Your Childrenover 17 years ago
Watch Your Nest Egg's Financial Healthover 17 years ago
Invest Some Land in Your 401(k) Accountover 17 years ago
Plan According to Social Security Rulesover 17 years ago
Discover Another Defined-Benefit Avenueover 17 years ago
Know All Your Estate Planning Benefits





















































