He took over my acccount at the beginning of the month.
First order of business: Sell everything I owned.
I expressed some concern with this because I was taught to sell a mutual fund after distribution so I could take advantage of the capital gains for a year.
Well, he advised against that and I sold everything and bought into a new fund. AT a 5.75% front end load. Not knowing that I qualified to buy into the same fund with no front end load and 12B-1.
I talked to him about it, he asked me not to bust the trade because his boss wanted to dock his paycheck $500 and he'd make it up with discounted IPO offerings.
Today, I find out that the $7000 in mutuals he sold two weeks ago just distributed 70 cents a share in capital gains to their shareholders. The record date was 5 days ago.
This isn't pleasing.
First order of business: Sell everything I owned.
I expressed some concern with this because I was taught to sell a mutual fund after distribution so I could take advantage of the capital gains for a year.
Well, he advised against that and I sold everything and bought into a new fund. AT a 5.75% front end load. Not knowing that I qualified to buy into the same fund with no front end load and 12B-1.
I talked to him about it, he asked me not to bust the trade because his boss wanted to dock his paycheck $500 and he'd make it up with discounted IPO offerings.
Today, I find out that the $7000 in mutuals he sold two weeks ago just distributed 70 cents a share in capital gains to their shareholders. The record date was 5 days ago.
This isn't pleasing.