Personal Financial Planning Tips : How to Select a Good Mutual Fund

March 25, 2010 dianne 3 comments

Selecting a good mutual fund is tricky, but as long as the fund has at least a five-year track record, that is an ideal history time line. Choose a well-performing mutual fund with a long-term performance record with advice from a financial planner in free personal-finance video. Expert: Julie Asti, CFP Bio: Julie Asti works as a financial planner for Asti Financial. Filmmaker: Bing Hu

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Written by pwrbytrd about 10 months ago.

Hi and thanks for uploading this video and thanks for the tips,im in the 20s my question is,my current election fund right now is the ssga moderate fund and the ssga agressive fund,do i to stay more on agressive fund eventhough the economy is not in good shape yet?i am currently putting 20% on moderate and 80% on agressive,is this better idea for a young age thanks a lot.
Written by Mutual Funds about 10 months ago.

You can open an ESA with a bank, mutual fund company, or any other financial institution that offers traditional IRA accounts. Mutual Funds
Written by Abdul Medrano about 9 months ago.

Thanks dude, that’s extremely good info, thankyou.

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