How does a mutual fund differ from an index fund?
Mutual funds are passively managed whi...
How does a mutual fund differ from an index fund?
Mutual funds are passively managed while index funds are actively managed.
Mutual funds are actively managed by a professional while index funds are not.
Mutual funds group the stocks in their funds together while index funds do not.
Mutual funds typically have lower fees than index funds.
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