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What are
Investment Funds

An investment fund is an accumulation of money owned by a number of individuals that is used to buy assets as a group while each investor has ownership and control over his or her individual shares. In comparison to what an investor might be able to find on their own, an investment fund offers a wider range of investment choices, more management know-how, and lower investment fees. Mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, money market funds, and hedge funds are a few different kinds of investment funds. A fund manager manages the fund and determines which securities it should hold, in what quantities, and at what times. An investment fund can be widely diversified, like an index fund that follows the S&P 500, or it can be narrowly specialized, like an ETF that exclusively invests in tiny technology businesses. Despite the fact that investment funds have existed in various forms for a long time, the Massachusetts Investors Trust Fund is regarded as the first open-end mutual fund in the business.
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Individual investors do not decide how a fund’s assets should be invested while using investment funds. They only select a fund based on its objectives, risk, costs, and other elements.

How do you trade
Funds

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Open
an account

Set a stock
trading budget

Learn to use
market orders &
limit orders

Choose funds

Invest and
profit

Open
an account

Set a stock
trading budget

Learn to use
market orders &
limit orders

Choose funds

Invest and
profit

Conditions

Broader selection of investment opportunities

Greater management expertise

Spreads from 0.2 pips

Lower investment fees

What exactly is a JIA?

A Junior Investment Account is simply a Fund and Share Account set up as a ‘bare trust’, where assets are held by a ‘trustee’ (e.g. parent or grandparent) for the future benefit of a ‘beneficiary’ (e.g. a child or grandchild). Like a Junior ISA, the Bare Trust is in the child’s name and they get full access to it when they turn 18. Money can be used before the child turns 18 provided it’s used for the child’s benefit. This extra flexibility makes it an attractive option when saving up for private school fees or extra-curricular activities like music lessons, sports camps or any other large costs you may incur before they are 18.

Investment Account

Investment Account

Learn more about Pension Investment Account

Pension investment account (PIA) is your separate bank account, which you can use to continue growing your II Pillar pension assets, while making the investment decisions independently. Alternative to pension funds, but with more freedom If you wish, you can transfer your pension fund assets to your pension investment account. You can independently decide on the assets held on your pension investment account – you can just hold the money on the account or use the available money to acquire new securities at any time, just as you wish. No income tax is payable when you move your assets from pension funds to your PIA.

What exactly is a JIA?

There is a big misconception about investing. Investing isn’t just for adults. Teaching kids about money and letting them start investing as a minor can be a great start. Children who are willing to invest now can guarantee healthy financial returns for themselves in the future. Watching the growth of their savings encourages them to be better savers and investors as adults.

What exactly is a JIA?

There is a big misconception about investing. Investing isn’t just for adults. Teaching kids about money and letting them start investing as a minor can be a great start. Children who are willing to invest now can guarantee healthy financial returns for themselves in the future. Watching the growth of their savings encourages them to be better savers and investors as adults.

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