what is the difference between shares and mutual funds?
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The difference between shares and mutual funds are:
Shares -It means when we buy something then we have to buy a part of it's authorities then that finance are devided into between you and companies this is known as share.
Mutual Funds -In the mutual funds we professionally managed that pools money from multiple investors and places the money in multiple investment.
Shares -It means when we buy something then we have to buy a part of it's authorities then that finance are devided into between you and companies this is known as share.
Mutual Funds -In the mutual funds we professionally managed that pools money from multiple investors and places the money in multiple investment.
vijayfelix:
i didn't understand your definition of mutual funds. can you tell me in simple words?
Mutual funds is a type of investment that we can run by our own that pools money from invester by your terms and condition.
thankiew
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