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• AAL Mutual Funds - Wondering why you haven't heard of AAL mutual funds? That's because AAL stands for Aid Assistance for Lutherans. If you happen to be Lutheran, than the AAL may be able to help you out, which includes their funds and investment services. If you are not of the Lutheran faith, you might try to find the investment bank of your own faith. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• AARP Investment Program from Scudder - Are you a retired person? Or perhaps you're just getting up there. Either way, the AARP has their own investment plans, which may make you rest easy about your money while you fawn over the Grandkids. Better save soon, because you don't want to work when you're old. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• ABC Funds. - ABC funds is a company that invests in Canadian equities. Which only makes sense, since they're based in the Great White North. You can tour their site as a beginner or a pro. Or also as a member or a perspective. If you're into the Canadian market, you might be able to get into this site. If not, you'll be unhappy. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Acorn Mutual Funds. - Acorns are cute little things you find on the ground in a park. Acorn funds is a company with a family full of funds that could make your money into more money. Check out the site to see if Ralph Wanger and his family of acorns can help boost your portfolio. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Aetna Funds - With 21 different funds to choose from, you can't go wrong with Aetna. They specialize in helping out investors with their own specialized needs. So drop on by and see if this Connecticut based firm offers what you need. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• AIM Funds - If you're looking for a great mutual fund company, take aim and shoot for AIM. The AIM family of funds claims to be one of the biggest and most successful mutual fund companies going. They also offer a nice education on funds for those who are new to the game. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Alger Fund - David Alger wants his company to be the best money management firm in America. With this dedication, how can you look elsewhere. Many different kinds of funds are available and you can easily view them to see which one may suit you. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Altamira Mutual Funds - Altamira is a Canadian site, and if you're looking for investing north of the border, this seems like a good place to do it. They've been in the game for over 25 years and maybe it's time you gave them a shot. They also give lectures in the Toronto area, just in case you're in the neighborhood. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• American Century Funds - American Century funds is a primarily Midwestern company that can has a number of different mutual funds to choose from. You can check out each of them, and also compare them side by side to see which suits you the best. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• American Express IDS Funds - In order to see a prospectus from American Express mutual funds, you have to go through a rigorous process which eventually leads to you receiving the information by mail. It's hard enough to understand what they're saying and the fact that they can't just give you want isn't very nice either. Credit cards they do, mutual funds they don't do so good. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• American Funds. - With a number of different kinds of funds, American Funds.com is a great way for any Yankee to get into mutual funds. They have a very friendly and easy to use web page, which uses the American flag so much, any U.S citizen would be proud. Join up and have your funds watched over by a "trusted professional," which is all you need anyway. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Ameristock Mutual Funds - Ameristock might be good with numbers, but one look at their "investment PHYlosophy" will tell you just how much care they use when dealing with their language. Aside from that though, they seem to have a pretty thorough fund company and since a good deal of Americans have trouble with spelling, the site could end up being rather popular. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Baron Funds. - This is the web site for Baron funds, a top New York Mutual Fund company. Through them you can invest in a number of extremely successful companies. Their list is impressive, as is their track record for success. If you're a big time mutual fund player, or would like to be, then Baron just might be able to help you a bunch. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Berger Funds - Berger has some tasty funds for you to chew on while thinking of where to invest your money. A cute little chart tells you the risk and reward potential of their various funds. They're looking for "patient and courageous" investors like yourself to do business with. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Bjurman Funds - Based right on Santa Monica boulevard in sunny Los Angeles, or possibly in Cincinnati, it's not too clear, Bjurman Funds is out to help you with all of your mjutual fjund needs. You can download a prospectus, or see how much their various funds have made. Hey, you can even email the page to a friend if you want! (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Bryn Mawr Fund. - The Bryn Mawr fund is a company based right at the heart of financial action - on Wall Street, NYC. Unfortunately for those just getting a start in mutual funds, the site and the fund is rather complex. Professionals only please. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• California Investment Trust - Guess where the California Investment Trust is based? Well they're a "no load" mutual fund family that offers nine different mutual funds for their investors. Email them to receive a free prospectus and cassette tape. They don't say what's on the tape, but hey, free tape. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Calvert Group - The Calvert Group is probably the only mutual fund family that can be accepted by the tree hugging demographic. "Socially responsible" mutual funds are what they're all about. Jerry might not be alive anymore, but if he were and was looking to invest, he'd do so with this Washington D.C based firm. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• CGM Funds - CGM funds is a Boston based company that has a number of different funds for you to invest in. They seem to stress the risk factor a bunch, which makes them seem either a) not too confident, or b) being extra careful with beginning investors. You make the call. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Citizen's Trust - Citizen's Trust has a small number of carefully monitored, socially responsible Mutual Funds to offer you. Visit the site to get more detailed info about each one. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Colonial Funds - Liberty funds distributor has a number of different funds to choose from. They have cool names like, All-Star, Crabbe Huson, Colonial, Stein Roe and Newport. If these sound interesting to you, they would love your business. Just to let you know, they also have funds with less exciting titles. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Columbia Funds. - Columbia funds is an Oregon based firm that is very proud of their home state. You can click on an icon to learn more if you're interested. They're also a good site for those who are merely interested in the world of mutual funds. Glossaries and definitions are abundant and very helpful to those who don�t know a small cap fund from a no load fund. And after learning, you can see if their funds are appealing to you. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Countrywide Investments. - Countrywide is a Cincinnati based investment firm that can help you place your money in the correct place to watch it grow. They have a number of different funds from which to choose the one that suits you best. They seem nice, so give them a shot. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Crabbe Huson Funds - If you were curious about what Crabbe Huson stood for, have no fear, it's just a couple of last names tossed together. They want you to know that they invest in companies, not stocks. They're big on quality companies and not just stock with a nice price. Not too shabby, those guys at Crabbe. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Davis Funds - Unlike some high profile investment firms that put your money with equally high profile companies, Davis Funds looks for companies that aren't so popular and wait for them to explode. Are you down for that risk? (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Dean Witter Intercapital - Morgan Stanley Dean Witter is more or less the Time Warner of investment firms; a couple of big boys teaming up to swallow the competition. If this is your thang, then perhaps you might enjoy this site. If you're more of a corner store kind of person, then put your money elsewhere. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Dreyfus - Dreyfus, home of that Pesky lion, is one of the top mutual fund companies around. Together with their parent company, Mellon, they have over $2.4 trillion in assets under administration. Big bucks indeed. They also have a vast number of funds that you can choose from, so with the big bucks comes a little bit of variety. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Dynamic Mutual Funds - Dynamic Mutual Funds is a Canadian based company with all kinds of funds that span the globe. You can look at each individually, or compare up to five of them at a time to discover your needs. A very helpful and worldwide site. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Eclipse Funds. - Eclipse offers nothing but no load funds. This means that there's no fee involved, which is good for you. However, the site gives little beginner info. All kinds of data about their various funds are here, but if you're looking for a clear explanation, this isn't for you. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Fidelity Investments - When looking to invest, look no further than Fidelity, one of the most popular investment companies around. And why not, the web site is one of the easiest investment sites to navigate, with tools that are sure to please both savvy investment vets and anyone new to the game. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Fortitude Funds - If you want to invest in funds with a little 'tude, then sign up at Fortitude Funds. The site isn't as professional as some others, but who cares. They have a good amount of beginner info and since they specialize in futures funds, there could be a big reward for you someday. Of course there's also risk, but who cares. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Forward Funds. - Forward funds is an investment company that is out to offer you three things; value, fairness and results. All three are quite good and probably a bit hard to come by at with some firms. They have no load funds and if they do come through with what they promise, it will take a big load off of your shoulders financially speaking. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Founders Funds. - For over 60 years, Founders has been investing in companies that are simply good at what they do. And with an eight decade long history, you can be sure that the lovely people at Founders are good at what they do. For easy and successful growth stock investing, founders won't allow you to flounder. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Franklin Real Estate Funds - Franklin Real Estate funds is a company that invests in California based real estate properties with high growth potential. If they see some valuable land, they buy it (with your help) and then hope to sell it, showering returns upon their investors. Here's hoping that if you sign up, their property doesn't get destroyed by "the big one." (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Franklin Templeton - Franklin Templeton is a firm that can offer you over 110 mutual funds to choose from. They also have a top notch education section that will explain exactly what each of them do if need be. A nice site for beginners - and everyone else too. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Gabelli Funds - The Gabelli site is big and busy, just like the wide world of finance. There are so many links and such that any finance rookie will be turned off. However, they offer a bundle of information on each of their many funds and anyone familiar with the language will be quite successful here. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• GAM Funds - GAM funds might be good�but then again they might not. In order to look at what they have to offer, you need a password. Without one you can't see anything. If you're curious then stop by and sign up. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Guardian Mutual Funds - Guardian funds have both American and Canadian funds. Each fund has a nice, in depth description, to give you the most detail possible in order see if you like it or not. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Guinness Flight - A Guinness Flight sounds like Irish slang for a hot night on the town. However, it's really a worldwide mutual fund that seems to know General Tsao's chicken better than an old pint of beer. If you are interested in investing in mutual funds with a worldwide slant, fly on over to this site. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Heartland Value Source - Offers dedicated long-term investors a classical value style of investing -- low P/E, low P/B and high cash flow companies. The family of nine 100% no-load mutual funds offer individuals and institutional investors, and financial planners the opportunity for capital appreciation, income, and tax-advantaged investing. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• IMS Capital Value Fund - The three guys in the IMS photograph on their website look like the kind of high rolling professionals that you want to leave your hard earned money with. They specialize in managing portfolios and giving counsel to high net worth individuals and institutions. Therefore casual mutual fund fans need not apply. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Invesco Funds. - Invesco is a mutual fund family that's been doing what they've been doing for the past 65 years. They have a whole lot of different funds that would appeal from high rollers to those just dipping their feet in the mutual fund pool. You can type in criteria of a fund you're looking for, and you'll get a few that might fit your profile. How's that for service. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Investa Management Co. - Integrity, diversification, patience and integrity are the four attributes that Investa management holds tight to their philosophy. They get their kicks using the "Super Index Fund," which is an extra special and secret way to make money in funds. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Janus Funds - Definitely one of the more interesting fund sites, Janus does a great job at sucking you in to their world. They have top flight descriptions of their company, funds, outlook and anything else you could need. For an easy to use fund site, look no further. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• John Hancock - If you're looking for a brand name investor, you can't do much better than the original signature of John Hancock. The website is clear, concise and easy to use. Unfortunately, they don't spend as much time on funds as pure fund sites, but they offer just about anything you could want in the world of finance. Worth a look. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Jones and Babson Group - Another easy to use and quite pretty website, Babson makes mutual funds look very classy. Based in Kansas City, the company has 29 different no load funds from which to choose. If you're feeling Missouri, you just might want to feel this site. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Kaminski Poland Fund - M.G Kaminsky is a native of Poland who now resides in Minnesota. He brought with him a warm coat and the Kaminsky Poland fund. If you're interesting in investing in the emerging Polish market, do it right here. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Kemper Funds - Welcome to Kemper funds, home of their famed Technology fund. If you're into the whole technology thing and want to invest in it, then see this site and find out just what they mean. They also have about 50 other funds if you're curious. A very nice looking site too. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Lens Investment Fund - Just when you thought that Maine was all about L.L Bean, skiing, fishing and setting Lobster Traps, here comes Lens, a mutual fund company based right up in Steven King's hood. They swoop up under-performing companies and then invest in them. If you're curious about seeing new finance possibilities, take a look through this lens. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

• Liberty Asset Management Co. - This is the main site of Liberty Financial Companies, a firm which has a number of different fund companies in it. Come by and browse, to see if any of them make you happy. Some you might recognize from earlier in the database. (Added: 1-Jun-2000 Hits: Rating: Votes: ) Rate It

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