Should I switch to no load funds and chase higher yields
A reader asks about switching from a mutual fund with an $1,800 commission and 8 percent income goal to no load funds or local high yield schemes. The columnist cautions against lump sum equity for income, notes fees, and suggests bonds for 7 percent with lower risk, while questioning guaranteed 10 to 12 percent offers and requests data on specific funds.
No Fault Insurance Offer From AID Insurance Services
AID Insurance Services announces automatic inclusion of Income AID no fault protection for medical payments up to 85 percent of weekly income (up to 200 dollars) for 50 weeks during total disability, at no extra cost. The message urges Iowa policyholders to contact their AID representative for details and refunds on unused premiums.
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