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Differences between investing in a bank or a mutual fund
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[QUOTE="Ramolak19, post: 343124, member: 72962"] Kudos to you my valued contractor, I think when Investing in a bank usually entails placing money into certificates of deposit or savings accounts, which have fixed interest rates and low risk yields. Banks offer protection for money deposited, but they might not offer large profits. By pooling funds with other investors, mutual fund investors can purchase a diverse portfolio of stocks, bonds, and other securities that is overseen by qualified fund managers. Although mutual funds have better potential returns, they also come with increased risk and management costs. So let see other people opinion [/QUOTE]
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