MULTIPLE CHOICE Question 10
When evaluating mutual funds, it is important to know how often
a fund manager buys and sells the stocks, bonds, or other assets
that make up the fund. The more transactions, the more expenses
there are, and these expenses are passed on to the fund's
customers. The percentage of a fund's holdings that change or are
replaced each year is called the:
Question 11
Here's a question that requires a little thought: When an
employee is automatically enrolled in a retirement savings plan but
fails to specify how the savings should be invested, employers
would be best fulfilling their fiduciary duty if they placed the
employees savings into which of the following types of mutual
funds:
Question 12
This question takes a little bit of thought, too: A church would
probably find which of the following types of mutual funds
particularly attractive for its investments: