Mutual funds are a simple way of investing money on the stock market. They allow investors to pool their money together in a group investment fund, which is actively managed by an experienced fund manager.

The fund manager invests portions of the fund into specific stocks, thereby doing all the necessary research and stock trading. The only time the private investor has to actively trade is to buy units mutual funds in the first place. These investments can be left to accumulate over the long term, with the aim of achieving significant capital growth.

Why Are American Mutual Funds So Popular?

Today, more than 80 million people – that’s half of all households in America – invest in mutual funds (also known as investment funds or managed funds). In the United States alone, trillions of dollars are invested in these simple investment vehicles.

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