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I just finished writing a plethora of posts about the different kinds of mutual funds. I also managed to sprinkle in quite a few informative tidbits about ETF’s, as well.

After re-reading a few of them, I realized there’s a lot of information to digest.

I don’t regret writing as much as I did, but I can see how the casual reader might get lost in it all. So I’ve decided to condense the most important points about the different investment options into one post.

Here’s what you can expect to receive from each:

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Apples to apples, no load funds are by far the most cost effective way to own mutual funds, far more cost effective then load mutual funds.

Now, that fact and a subway token will get you on the subway.

Some people decide to buy luxury automobiles, some people are only interested in a car that gets them from point A to point B. Some people only shop when things are on sale, some people are willing to pay top dollar for the highest quality and a brand name.

As a mutual fund investor, you need to decide a few things for yourself:

1. if cost is going to be the overriding factor.
2. whether or not you want to incorporate all the financial services that exist, outside the provincial world of no load funds.

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