What is your Mutual Fund Costing You
February 13, 2008
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What do mutual funds have to do with real estate? They are where many people have their savings. Not just savings but retirement savings. It is out of these savings that some are planning to buy their second home in Tucson. They aren’t quite ready to retire yet, but with the down turn in the national housing market they figure it might be a good time to get their Tucson retirement home. In a couple more years when they are ready to move what is to say that Tucson home prices will not have gone up considerably.
The question today is: “Do you know how much your mutual fund is costing you?”
If you don’t know and haven’t considered these fees and what they take from your retirment savings then you should look into this and the sooner the better.
How do you find out this information.
Find Out What Your Mutual Funds Fees Are
The FINRA Mutual Fund Expense Analyzer is the tool for you.
You will need your mutual fund information. Then fill in the details and find out what is going on with your retirement dollars that are in mutual funds. Book Mark this link. Tell your friends about it.
This is a handy tool for anyone with mutual funds in their investment portfolio.
The home above is located in Heritage Highlands near the Accenture Match Play Tournament. For more information click on the picture above.
February 22nd, 2008 at 1:19 pm
Many of the experts in our area who do not sell real estate are saying that 2008 is the time to be a home buyer. They claim that prices will be higher in the years to come and interest rates will most assuredly be higher over the next few years. Every 1% higher a mortgage rate is, makes your payment 9% higher.
August 13th, 2008 at 3:07 pm
@Jim-Your right on here with your assessment. It is highly unlikely that interst rates will trend down with India and China both developing and starting to compete with the rest of the world for finished goods. This added consumption will drive prices higher in the comming years. Most likely in greater amounts than we have been seeing lately with the oil bubble.
Thats right you heard it here from me “oil bubble”.