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Mutual Fund Comparison

There are so many mutual funds out there that it may seem impossible to sort through them all. The good news is, you don't have to! Once you know that you're looking for a no-load fund, most of your work is done. But, if you like the idea of keeping your investments neatly tucked away in one company, and if you're just starting out, you'll also want to compare companies on things like annual charges, additional investment opportunities and things like that. If you're the cautious type (and you should be!), you may want to request a company prospectus from each company and base your decision on what you read there.
Here's a list of top performing mutual fund companies you can check out in your research for the perfect way to investing in mutual funds:

Vanguard
Fidelity
Oppenheimer
American Century
Hartford
Morningstar
Putnam
Franklin Templeton
T. Rowe Price
Scudder
Janus
C.I.
Merrill Lynch
Mackenzie


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