A) regular accounts.
B) voluntary savings plans.
C) contractual savings plans.
D) minimum withdrawal plans.
E) free contract plans.
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A) $25.00
B) $21.00
C) $16.40
D) $12.50
E) $5.00
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A) Statement describing the risk factors associated with the fund
B) Description of the fund's past performance
C) Information about the fund's management
D) The process for buying and selling shares in the fund
E) All of these would be found in a prospectus.
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A) long-term bond
B) growth
C) sector
D) income
E) intermediate corporate bond
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A) Junk bond fund
B) Intermediate corporate bond fund
C) Municipal bond fund
D) Short-term government bond
E) World bond fund
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A) averages 0.50 to 1
B) averages 1 to 2
C) averages 2 to 4
D) averages 5 to 6 1/2
E) may be as high as 8 1/2
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A) $42 million
B) $45 million
C) $50 million
D) $39 million
E) $36 million
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A) expected return on investment.
B) management fees.
C) contingent deferred sales fees.
D) 12b-1 fees.
E) redemption fees.
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A) As an investor, you should be concerned with how long a fund manager has been managing a mutual fund.
B) Often, a fund's success is tied to the manager's ability to buy and sell securities in the fund.
C) If a manager has been managing a fund for 5 or 10 years, it is time to change managers and get someone with new ideas.
D) Ultimately, the fund manager is responsible for a fund's success.
E) Managed funds may be open-end funds or closed-end funds.
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A) The responsibility for choosing the right mutual fund rests with the individual investor.
B) Professional fund managers do make mistakes.
C) Although investing in mutual funds provides professional management, individual investors should continually evaluate their mutual fund investments.
D) There is no need to evaluate mutual fund investments because investment companies hire the best professional managers they can to manage their funds.
E) Individual investors should be involved in choosing a mutual fund because they know how the objectives of a mutual fund match their own investment objectives.
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A) Class A
B) Class B
C) Class C
D) Either class A or B
E) Either class B or C
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A) regular account.
B) voluntary savings plan.
C) contractual savings plan.
D) minimum withdrawal plan.
E) free contract plan.
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A) a fund that generally invests only in the stocks or other securities contained in a specific stock or securities index.
B) a fund whose shares are issued by an investment company only when the fund is organized.
C) professionally managed so investors need not monitor the performance of the fund.
D) a fund whose shares are issued and redeemed by the investment company at the request of investors.
E) one whose shares trade only at end-of-the-day prices.
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A) balanced funds.
B) funds of funds.
C) target-date funds.
D) asset allocation funds.
E) money market funds.
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A) closed-end
B) open-end
C) load
D) no-load
E) convertible
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