Should I invest the easy short term money market funds in the same investment company as the harder more long term growth and income funds or a different investment company?
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Should I invest the easy short term money market funds in the same investment company as the harder more long term growth and income funds or a different investment company?
Ninja grape juice 3:57 am on February 10, 2010 Permalink
You should put all your funds with the same company because they charge money to move from one company to another.
I would not bother with money market or bond funds right now because both are paying less than the rate of inflation, and you will lose money.