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What are the Advantages of Structured Settlement Mutual Funds? By : Mayoor Patel When you have been awarded a settlement due to arbitration or through the order of a judge as a result of a lawsuit, one of the options open for receiving the award is by accepting structured mutual funds. Investing: Dow Drops 2700 Points By : Jeffrey Voudrie It's a headline that every stock market investor fears will happen. The markets crash and their hard-earned nest egg evaporates. They're forced to go back to work and must resort to eating beans and rice. Is that fear justified? No. Understanding The Concept Of An IRA By : William Smith An IRA is an Individual Retirement Account, which provides either a tax-deferred or a tax-free way of saving for future retirement. What is a Mutual Fund? By : William Smith In a Mutual Fund, the fund manager trades the fund's underlying securities, realizing their capital gains or loss, and collects the dividend or say the interest income. Mutual Funds-One Of The Financial World's Most Popular Investment Vehicles By : William Smith For a relatively small investment, mutual funds give individual investors the ability to buy a diverse portfolio of stocks and / or other financial instruments - all in one transaction. The Roth IRA - A True Highlight of the "Ownership Society" By : William Smith The Roth IRA is particularly useful for hands-on investors and the self-employed, but almost everyone can benefit from opening and fully-funding a Roth IRA. How Mutual Funds Work By : Joseph Kenny Mutual funds are good options for American investors to meet their financial goals. These funds offer professional management and diversification of the funds invested. Mutual funds assets in 1990-2000 rose from 1.065 trillion to a whooping 6.965 trillion dollars. What Are SRI Funds? By : John Morris SRI is an acronym for Socially Responsible Investing. According to one source over $2 trillion of money managed professionally is currently being invested according to some type of "social criteria"...