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[QUOTE=Lakshya;587546][URL]http://news.morningstar.com/classroom2/course.asp?docid=2871&page=1[/URL][/QUOTE] Thanks for the link. As per my understanding, it suggests that there will be some taxes on MFs. One more question - The MFs shows their performance over a period of time in the form of ...

[QUOTE=Desi;587554]$200 a month. Just start with Vanguard Star fund meeting their minimum criteria of initial investment and then set up automatic deductions. There is nothing here to worry about tax implications. There will be small amount of taxable dividends and miniscule cap gain distributions ...

[QUOTE=vizagdesi;587543]It depends...[/QUOTE]

Please elaborate a bit :)

Thanks.

What are the tax implications on mutual fund returns?

Hi all investors, I am a new bee in stocks investment. Need your guidance and suggestions. Planning to start with a smaller amount as of now, say $200 a month. I guess mutual funds should be the way to go. Could you please suggest good growth funds to go for. Also how to invest in mutual funds ...