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How do fund managers make money?

How much money do Mutual-Fund Managers make?

  • What kind of college degree do you have to have. How long do you have to go to college. What do you have to major in.

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    Get a SAI (statement of additional information) from a fund, like Templeton BRIC Fund. In it contains fund manager compensation, how much they have personally invested in the fund (a range), their educational and professional experience, etc. For the BRIC Fund, Mark Mobius has a PHD in both Economics and Political Science. The Poli Sci degree is more important for him than a finance degree because he specializes in international investing (consquently international relations). But yeah, you need to be in the game for quite a while to get a fund to hire you.

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jeff410

The top fund managers make millions per year. It's not so much what degree you have in as much as experience. It's not something you get hired to do out of college either. You would probably have to major in Finance or Economics. Do an internship at a brokerage house or other financial institution and prove your savvy there.

zanodad

They make $1-$10 million per year and it is all a con. as most of them do not beat the index, ie the proverbial monkey with a pin.

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