The $15,000 minimum was exactly that, a minimum investment. For that particular fund you couldn't just put in $100 per month. You would first have to cut them a cheque for $15,000 and then you could add to it after that in whatever amount you like.
AIM has lots of different funds. Some with high minimums and some with low. I just purchased another AIM two weeks ago and it was a $10,000 minimum, that was AIM7913. Again you should really talk to an advisor and they will help you get on the right track. My investments are for long term and are fairly aggressive funds with medium to high risk. Your situation may be different.
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