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Growth Fund
A mutal fund whose investment goal is to buy stocks that will increase in value over time.
Income Fund
A mutal fund whose investment goal is to buy bonds that produce current income in the form of interest.
Growth & Income Fund
A mutal fund whose investment goal is to earn returns from both dividends and capital gains.
Balanced Fund
To earn returns from current income & capital gain .
Money Market Fund
Invests in safe, liquid securites, such as Treasury Bills and bonds that mature in three weeks to six months .
Global Fund
A mutal fund that purchases international stocks and bonds as well as U.S. securities .
Index Fund
A mutual fund that tries to mach the performance of a particular index by investing in the companies included in that index .
Prospectus
A legal document that offers securties or mutal fund shares for sale .
Front-end Load
A sales charge paid when you buy an investment .
Back-end load
A sales charge paid when you sell an investment .
No-load fund
Doesn't charge a sales fee when you buy or sell because no salespeople are involved.
RealEstate
Land and any buildings on it .
Duplex
A building with two separate living quarters .
Condominum
or condo ' is an individually owned unit in an apartment-style complex with shared ownership of common area.
RealEsate Investment trust (REIT)
Is similar to a mutal fund ; A corporation that pools the money of many individuals to invest in real estate.
Participation Certificate
An investment in a pool of mortgages that have been purchases by a gov't agency.
Mortgage
A loan to purchase real estate .
Depreciation
A decline in the value of preperty due to normal wear & tear.