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When we look for the Best Mutual Funds, we have many variables to consider. The most obvious one is the return
of the fund over a period of time. Next, we need to look at how long the Fund Manager(s) has been in place and how
long has the Fund been established? Other point to consider are the risk-adjusted returns, management fees / expenses,
and how long has it had a proven track record - or does it have a proven track record? Remain cautious on the latest "HOT"
Mutual Funds. Many have one good year and fizzle the next.
We have included many resources for your to learn more about: Which are the Best Mutual Funds:
How to Pick the Best Mutual Funds - by Winning Investing
Stocks may be more exciting, but, in my view, you should consider mutual funds for your serious money, for instance, money you're going to need for your retirement. Mutual Fund Top Performers - by Yahoo Finance Categorized listings of the best performing mutual funds in basically every sector. Learn More About The Market's Best Mutual Funds - by Fool.com Find out what the "experts" don't want you to know about How To Pick the Best Mutual Funds. This is a paid service of $30 from Fool.com Best funds in every category - by Money Magazine To select its annual list of recommended mutual funds, MONEY Magazine looks for funds that charge minimal fees, that stick to an investing style and that put shareholder interests ahead of the fund managers' bonuses. Take care of those things, and performance tends to take care of itself. India's BEST mutual funds, ranked! - by rediff.com Last year we todl you that the acid test of a mutual fund scheme was during a bear market; that was when the Bull market seemed to be losing steam. This year, the bull seems to have got its second wind, and the markets have never seemed so good. Top-Performing Funds - by MSN Money and Morningstar View top funds across all Morningstar fund categories. Top-Performing Funds, Top-Rated Funds, Most Widely Held Funds... The 25 Best Mutual Funds - By Steven Goldberg, Kiplinger Narrowing 8,000 funds to just 25 is part art and part science. Let's start with the science. Because you plan to invest on your own, there's no point paying a load, or sales charge. If you pay a load, it's guaranteed that you begin your quest for good returns in the hole. The same logic explains why we generally avoid funds with high expenses. We also favor funds that require relatively modest initial investments. Top 25 Funds - By Marketwatch View the top 25 Funds in by Type of Fund and Time Period.
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