Mutual funds that are willing to repurchase their shares from investors at any time are referred to as

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Open-end mutual funds are also known as mutual funds with a continuously offered shares mechanism. This means that investors can purchase and redeem shares at any time, allowing for easy liquidity. Closed-end funds, on the other hand, have a fixed number of shares outstanding and are traded on exchanges. Load and no-load funds refer to the fees charged by a fund for purchasing shares, and do not relate to the redemption mechanism.

Mutual Funds That Are Willing to Repurchase Their Shares from Investors