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Mutual Fund Beginner Guide: Purchasing Shares |
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This article is from the Investing Articles: Mutual Funds series.
Fund shares can be bought either through a brokerage firm or directly from the fund itself. If you need help in choosing a fund, your broker should be able to present for your consideration an array of funds with differing objectives and risks and be able to explain the differences.
 
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