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Atricle Dump - Investing Mistakes Series: Mistake #3 Investing in Mutual Funds
Is your time anything but your own? Working with leaders and corporate executives for over two decades has helped me realize how valuable time, our life, can be and how quickly time can slip by us.Remember when you had time for yourself? Often your calendar fills up so quickly that you don’t even have time to think about what is most important and plan out how you will spend your precious time. Addictions to busyness and technology are not healthy. Too often I hear executives say, “What I really want is peace.” Bouncing from here to there like a pinball can make you feel import
Mary buys 100 shares of XYZ company. She pays her broker $10 to execute the trade. The shares were at $10 per share when she bought the company. Her total investment was $1000. She owns the stock for 5 years and it goes to $50 per share. Her investment is now worth $
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Fees
The main reason you want to avoid mutual funds, if you choose to make the effort, is fees. "Management fees" and "loads" will rob you of potential returns. Here's how:
Without Mutual Funds
Mary buys 100 shares of XYZ company. She pays her broker $10 to execute the trade. The shares were at $10 per share when she bought the company. Her total investment was $1000. She owns the stock for 5 years and it goes to $50 per share. Her investment is now worth $
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Fees
The main reason you want to avoid mutual funds, if you choose to make the effort, is fees. "Management fees" and "loads" will rob you of potential returns. Here's how:
Without Mutual Funds
Mary buys 100 shares of XYZ company. She pays her broker $10 to execute the trade. The shares were at $10 per share when she bought the company. Her total investment was $1000. She owns the stock for 5 years and it goes to $50 per share. Her investment is now worth $
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Fees
The main reason you want to avoid mutual funds, if you choose to make the effort, is fees. "Management fees" and "loads" will rob you of potential returns. Here's how:
Without Mutual Funds
Mary buys 100 shares of XYZ company. She pays her broker $10 to execute the trade. The shares were at $10 per share when she bought the company. Her total investment was $1000. She owns the stock for 5 years and it goes to $50 per share. Her investment is now worth $
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Fees
The main reason you want to avoid mutual funds, if you choose to make the effort, is fees. "Management fees" and "loads" will rob you of potential returns. Here's how:
Without Mutual Funds
Mary buys 100 shares of XYZ company. She pays her broker $10 to execute the trade. The shares were at $10 per share when she bought the company. Her total investment was $1000. She owns the stock for 5 years and it goes to $50 per share. Her investment is now worth $
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Mary buys 100 shares of XYZ company. She pays her broker $10 to execute the trade. The shares were at $10 per share when she bought the company. Her total investment was $1000. She owns the stock for 5 years and it goes to $50 per share. Her investment is now worth $5000 and she has a profit of $4000. Mary decides to sell her shares. She pays her broker another $10 for the trade.
Total Costs $20. Total account value after 5 years $4980.
With Mutual Funds
Joe buys shares of a mutual fund at $10 per share. He pays $10 to execute the trade. The mutual fund management fee is 1.5% per year. At the end of the first year, the fund has gone from $10 to $20 per share. Joe pays $30 ($2000 new account value x 1.5% management fees) Not only has he paid a fee, but that $30 he paid has no opportunity to compound. Instead of being worth $2000, Joe's mutual fund is now worth $1970. If you use that math for the remaining 4 years, Joe's account value ends up at $4617. He paid $194.63 in fees and lost an additional $188.37 in potential returns. Oh yeah, he also paid another $10 to sell. Total Costs $214.63. Lost Returns $188.37. Total account value after 5 years $4607.
If you take that scenario and stretch it out to 10 years, the results are even more dramatic. Why? Because as Joe's account grows in value, the fund takes more and more in fees! The management fee percentage does not change. Management is taking the same size piece of a large
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