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I think that some people think the same way as bank deposits to mutual funds, investment trusts may rise considerably, depending on the profitability of operations. When you buy a mutual fund sales charge is fixed. Revenue gained in the operation will be equally distributed to investors. Depending on the operation of mutual funds are not guaranteed savings as the principal may be the principal cause cracking. Savings are only increasing by a certain amount of interest, Fair Value, and I want to explain the difference between savings and investment trusts.

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