Answer / astha

On the basis of life span (1)Open Ended (2) Close Ended
On the basis of income mode (1)Income Funds (2) Growth Funds
On the basis of Portfolio (1) Equity Schemes (2) Debt
Schemes (3) Balanced Schemes
On the basis of Securities (1)Capital Market Schemes (2)
Money Market Schemes
On the basis of Sectors : Different Sectoral Schemes
Load basis (1) Load Schemes (2) No load Schemes
Special Schemes- Index, Offshore, gilt, ETF, Fund of Funds

Answer / venu

1)Open ended mutual funds
2)Close ended mutual funds.

Answer / shaik bajivali

OPEN ENDED AND CLOSE ENDED MUTUAL FUNDS

Answer / rajesh

There are two types of mutual funds
1)open ended: in this type the investor has the right to
withdraw his money whenever he want
2)close ended: in this type the investor has no right to
withdraw his money whenever he want

Answer / vijay

mutual fund is a professionally managed fund. It is a pool
of money collected from the various investors and invested
according the specified investment objectives the main
objective of mutual fund is provide returns with minimum risk

Answer / balakrishna

MUTUAL FUNDS HAVING TWO TYPES OF FUNDS.
1.OPEVDED ENDED FUNDS 2.CLOSE ENDED FUNDS

Answer / rajkumar

There are Three Types of Mutual Fund
1.Porto folio Classification of Mutual Fund
2.Functional Classification of Mutual Fund
3.Geographical Classfication of Mutual Fund
I)Porto folio Mutual Fund:

1.Bond Fund
2.Stock Fund
3.Income Fund
4.Growth Fund
5.Balance Fund
6.Market Fund
7.Special Fund

II) Functional Mutual Fund

1.Open ended Mutual Fund
2.Closed ended Mutual Fund

III) Geographical Mutual Fund

1.Reduce Risk
2.Expertise Portfolio
3.Autometic Re Investment

Answer / vamshi krishna d

Types of Mutual Funds:
1) Equity Funds or Growth Funds
2) Diversified Funds
3) Sector Funds
4) Index Funds
6) Tax Saving Funds
7) Debt/Income Funds
8) Gilt Funds
9) Balance Funds
10) Liquid Funds or Money Market Funds
11) Open-Ended Funds
12) Closed-Ended Funds

Answer / chandhu m

Investment firm managed by finance professionals that
raises its capital by selling its shares (called units) to
the public. Mutual fund's capital is invested in a pool
(portfolio) of corporate securities, commodities, options,
etc., that match the fund's objectives detailed in its
prospectus. The level of a mutual fund's income from its
portfolio determines the daily market value (called net
asset value) at which its units are redeemable on any
business day, and the dividend paid to its unit holders.
Mutual funds are of two main types: (1) open end fund,
where the capitalization of the fund is not fixed and more
units may be sold at any time to increase its capital base,
(2) closed end fund, where capitalization is fixed and
limited to the number of units authorized at the fund's
inception (or as formally altered thereafter). Mutual funds
usually charge a management fee (typically between 1 and 2
percent of the fund's annual earnings) and may also levy
other fees and sales commission (called 'load') if units
are bought from a financial advisor. The term 'mutual fund'
has no legal bearing, and may be referred to as unit
investment trust in the US and unit trust in the UK and
other British Commonwealth countries.

Answer / vinay & ibbu

Mutual fund :- It means any person can want to enter in
stock market it is better to understand about Mutual fund
because Mutual funds don't have high risk. these are not
fully depen upon stock market. Mainly we can say 2 types of
Mutual fund. that is
1). Open Ended funds :- In this funds fund managers will
release fund from certain date to ended date. any investor
has to purchase the funds in that time only. After
compleeted of the time. there is no chance to puchase
Mutual fund.
2). Close Ended Funds :- In this funds when ever investor
wants to purchase funds he can buy and he can sell his
funds to others.
In these funds also diffarent types
1). Debt bases funds :- If we are the beginars for stock
market it is better to keep our money in Debt based funds
because in this Debt bases funds only 60 to 70% ot the
money can give to other banks or firms as liabilty. so with
low risk we can invest money in this type of funds. these
funds will not effect from stock market.

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