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Collective Fund

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Collective Fund
1. A fund that has a set number of shares, which are then traded. Due to the finite number of shares, the fund's value rises and falls according to supply and demand. See also: open-ended fund.

2. A fund that has special permission from the IRS to include tax-exempt or tax-deferred investments such as IRAs or pensions in its portfolio in order to diversify.
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One of the best ways of establishing such a balanced, lower risk portfolio is through investing in collective funds, primarily unit trusts.
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Some investment managers may place all or some of your money in collective funds, which are managed in line with a range of common investment strategies such as "growth", "income" or "balanced".
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