bukys@rochester.UUCP (Liudvikas Bukys) (03/27/85)
Send your name and address and two dollars to No Load Mutual Fund Association 11 Penn Plaza, Suite 2204 New York, NY 10001 for a directory of many (most?) no-load mutual funds in the U.S.A. Each entry gives fund name, advisor, address, telephone number (many of which are 800 numbers), investment objective and policy, year first offered, assets, purchase requirements, redemption procedures, and services. The NLMFA is a not-for-profit corporation whose members are the investment companies. Warning: Since sending away for this, I've gotten a certain amount of junk mail about mutual funds, newsletters, etc.
brett@ucla-cs.UUCP (04/01/85)
> Send your name and address and two dollars to > > No Load Mutual Fund Association > 11 Penn Plaza, Suite 2204 > New York, NY 10001 > > for a directory of many (most?) no-load mutual funds in the U.S.A. > Each entry gives fund name, advisor, address, telephone number (many of > which are 800 numbers), investment objective and policy, year first > offered, assets, purchase requirements, redemption procedures, and > services. The NLMFA is a not-for-profit corporation whose members are > the investment companies. > > Warning: Since sending away for this, I've gotten a certain amount of > junk mail about mutual funds, newsletters, etc. An easy way of determining no-loads is to look in your local newspaper or Barrons. Compare the NAV and the offering price. Obviously if they are the same (close to the same) you know the fund is a no load. Just a quick thought. (Hi Luidy!) -- Brett Fleisch University of California Los Angeles 3804 Boelter Hall Los Angeles, CA 90024 Phone: (213) 825-2756, (213) 474-5317 brett@ucla-cs.ARPA or ...!{cepu, ihnp4, trwspp, ucbvax}!ucla-cs!brett -------------------------------------------------------------------------