a group of mutual funds offered by the same company or institution

a set of related funds, usually mutual finds, with a common brand

A company that offers mutual funds. Generally, the company name is included in the official fund name.

The collection of mutual funds offered by a single fund adviser. Investors increasingly prefer to deal with just one or two fund families since record-keeping is simpler, particularly with account statements that combine many fund holdings in one. Also, conducting transactions between funds is greatly simplified. The Vanguard Group is a family of more than 100 mutual funds.

A set of funds with different investment strategies offered by the same company.

A Mutual fund company offering funds with many investment objectives. A fund family may offer several types of stock, bond, and money market funds and allow free switching among their funds.

A company which offers mutual funds.

A group of mutual funds sponsored by the same organization, often offering exchange privileges between funds and combined account statements for multiple funds.

All the schemes, which are managed by one mutual fund.

The management company that runs and/or sells shares of the fund. Fund families often offer several funds with different investment objectives.

An investment management company that offers several types of mutual funds.

Set of funds with different investment objectives offered by one management company. In many cases, investors may move their assets from one fund to another within the family at little or no cost.

The company that runs the fund and sells the shares of the fund

A group of individual mutual funds managed by a single company.