An opportunity to increase income and profits without working yourself
A joint investment fund consists of money raised by several people who want their money to be used for projects by a specialized investment institution. The revenues are then collected, and after deducting expenses, the profits are distributed equally among the participants.
Types:
- 1. Equity Funds
These types invest most of their money in corporate stocks. They aim for long-term growth and high profitability.
- 2. Bond Funds
These funds invest in government or corporate bonds. They have more stable income but lower growth.
- 3. Mixed (Balanced) Funds
A mix of shares and bonds, balancing risk and return.
- 4. Money Market Funds
These invest in short-term, secure projects. They have few risks and benefits.
- 5. Specialized Funds
Their focus is on a particular area that has a good market, such as education, health, energy, or other different fields.
Several banks, hospitals, and supermarkets in Kurdistan are doing this because, due to their lack of expertise, they cannot invest in many areas. This year, a company has been established that works in different fields and sectors. The company in the first stage works on several different sectors such as education complexes, schools, universities, food trade, hospitals and some other sectors.
So far, several people have participated and tested the methods and mechanisms, and they are very happy with the results.
A friend of mine who advised me to participate told me to do so through a regular mechanism.
52% of U.S. households own mutual fund stocks. In Belgium, about 18%, and in Central Europe, 13%.
This type of investment is widely accepted as a convenient means of saving and growing wealth. It is also a doorway to:
- 1. Earn passive income
An income that goes into the account without the person working.
- 2. Risk distribution
Rather than keeping all your money in one place, the fund splits your money across a variety of investments.
- 3. Expert management
The managers of these funds are investment professionals with expertise and experience in this area.
- 4. Easy accessibility
Subscribers can contribute in different amounts and can withdraw their money when their contract expires.
- 5. Sale of shares
The fund participant may sell their shares, which often become worth more than they paid.
- 6. Transparency
Most funds prepare annual reports on their operations and projects, which means that the owner knows what their money has been invested in and what their income, expenses, and profits have been.
- 7. Lots of choices
There are different funds for different purposes—some for projects and long-term growth, others for fixed income, and others for more lucrative opportunities.
Mutual funds are a great opportunity for people who want their money to grow but don’t have the time or expertise to manage their investments.
In my experience in the Kurdistan Region, such investments will continue to develop, and more opportunities will become available to the people. It is important not to miss these opportunities.
In future posts, I will discuss the mechanism of participating in these funds so that you can earn comfortably and keep your money safe.
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BY Nawzad Meero
Investor & Entrepreneur