
- June15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 11
FUND HINTS
Additional tip:
Even though reformers areproposing rules that would makemutual funds disclose their proxyvotes and open their portfolio holdingsto public view quarterly insteadof semiannually, the funds have mostlyescaped being tarred by the scandalsthat have plagued big Wall Streetbrokerages. Still, with many fundsconnected to investment bankingfirms, conflicts of interest are outthere in fund land. Physician investorswould do well to avoid suchfunds, while making sure that theirfund isn't putting too many of its eggsin 1 basket. Morningstar (800-735-0700; www.morningstar.com) is agood place to check what's in yourfund's portfolio. Lookfor no-load funds with low expenseratios and no marketing fees.
Articles in this issue
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CLOUDY CRYSTAL BALLabout 18 years ago
TAX LAW FOR GULLIBLEabout 18 years ago
BOND YIELDS HIT LOWabout 18 years ago
RENTAL RATES RISINGabout 18 years ago
CONFESSING THEIR SINSabout 18 years ago
KEEPING YOUR BALANCEabout 18 years ago
PHARMACEUTICAL STOCKWATCHabout 18 years ago
DID YOU KNOW?about 18 years ago
KIDS & FINANCESabout 18 years ago
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