Ten Questions More Fund Investors Should Ask Investors and market followers ask a lot of questions. Asking questions is a good thing, because the answers, if honestly provided by knowledgeable people, will help you expand your knowledge.
Questions based on fear are particularly important to clear up.
Otherwise, you could make a bad move. Although plenty of questions are asked, not enough of the right kind of questions are asked. So, here are some queries and issues to ponder so that you can become a better investor and help the fund industry and even our government become better oriented to serving your needs. So many funds exist because so many companies and people want a slice of the profitable mutual fund pie. Investors certainly don't need this many funds and, thus far, these extra funds and the companies selling them haven't led to as much beneficial price competition as you see in other industries with as many players.