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- Note that the expense ratio can go as high as 1.25 percent.
- Where expense ratios become critical is when returns regress to the mean.
- The average stock fund has an expense ratio closer to 1.3 percent.
- Litman observes that smaller funds tend to have relatively high expense ratios.
- Bond index mutual funds had an average expense ratio of 0.35 percent.
- At the extreme end, Vanguard expense ratios go as low as 0.12.
- Remember that no-load funds can have higher expense ratios than load funds.
- Foreign funds'average expense ratio is 1 . 76 percent, according to Morningstar.
- Each professional has an independent definition of an unacceptably high expense ratio.
- The average expense ratio for a stock fund is about 1.4 percent.
- The fund's expense ratio is expected to be 0 . 20 percent.
- The average expense ratio for money funds is about 0.5 percent of assets.
- Initially, the expense ratio is pegged at 1 . 75 percent of assets.
- The average expense ratio is more than 1 percent right now.
- Landis noted that under the proposal, the overall expense ratio would not increase.
- With bond funds, the average expense ratio is around 0 . 93 percent.
- The average expense ratio is 1 to 1 . 5 percent.
- Initially, the expense ratio is pegged at 1.75 percent of assets.
- -- The fund's expense ratio is in line with its peers.
- The fund and has a Net Expense Ratio of 0.0945 %.
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