1.   As its name suggests, the fund aims to minimize taxes.

2.   Index tracking funds aim to match the performance of a market by pegging their investments to stocks in the index.

3.   Index funds aim to replicate the performance of the broad market by buying all the shares in a stock index and then keeping their expenses low.

4.   Similar mezzanine funds today aim for yearly returns in the mid-teens.

5.   Stock-picking funds aim to do better than an index, but face higher costs involved in active fund management.

6.   The fund aims for long-term capital appreciation with a high rate of return and low risk.

7.   The fund aims to pay dividends monthly.

8.   The fund aims for long-term capital growth by investing in companies in countries in the Morgan Stanley Capital International Europe Australasia and Far East Index.

9.   The fund aims to relieve inflationary pressure amid the growing flow of foreign funds for investment in Korean stocks.

10.   The fund aims for long-term capital growth by investing primarily in a diversified group of stocks with an emphasis on financially strong companies whose stocks are considered undervalued.