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What is mutual fund?
A professionally managed portfolio of securities such as stocks, bonds and other assets.
Who are mutual funds for?
Investors looking for a convenient, cost-effective way to diversify their investments across multiple securities with the confidence provided by our professional portfolio managers.
Why invest in mutual funds?
Mutual funds can help diversify your investment portfolio and give you access to professional management.
Investing in mutual funds with J.P. Morgan
- Access thousands of different securities through mutual funds from a variety of public companies.
- Use Self-Directed Investing to save money with $0 commission online trades so you keep more of your investment.
- Invest with confidence in mutual funds that our J.P. Morgan Private Client Advisors choose with your goals in mind, across multiple asset classes.
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Invest on your own
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Invest with our advisors
Work 1:1 with a J.P. Morgan advisor to receive tailored guidance and build a financial strategy based on what’s important to you.
Invest with our advisors
Work 1:1 with a J.P. Morgan advisor to receive tailored guidance and build a financial strategy based on what’s important to you.
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Move cash instantly from a Chase checking or savings account to your J.P. Morgan Wealth Management account—as often as you want.
Find mutual funds
Use our screeners to help you find mutual funds that fit your criteria. You can easily add them to your portfolio right in the Chase Mobile® app or at chase.com.
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Frequently asked questions
You can diversify your portfolio quickly and easily across many different securities, which can help reduce risk. Mutual funds have low maintenance fees and require small initial investments, so you get cost-effective portfolio management and start investing with as little as $1.
Mutual fund managers combine several securities into one investment portfolio. Investors buy shares of the fund and managers use that capital to invest according to the fund’s objective. Based on the performance of the underlying investments, the value of the fund increases and decreases over time and investors gain or lose capital as a result.
The most common mutual funds are stock or equity funds and bond or fixed-income funds, which target one type of asset. Balanced funds invest in a mixture of stocks and bonds, while money market funds focus on short-term investments issued by the U.S. government or U.S. corporations with high credit ratings.
Passively managed mutual funds aim to provide returns that closely match the performance of a market index like the S&P 500. Actively managed funds typically attempt to outperform an index. This investment approach requires more research and trading than passive management, which often has lower fees.
Capital gains are the profits investors make when a fund sells a security that has gone up in price. These profits are the difference between the purchase price and the selling price, they are distributed to investors proportionally and have a capital gains tax rate.
Start by opening an IRA or general investment account. To invest in a mutual fund, you can work with a J.P. Morgan Advisor or use our Self-Directed Investing tool.
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