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Choose mutual funds and ETFs with lower investment management expenses

Higher investment fund management fees can only be justified by individual investors, if higher net returns more than compensate for these fees. Sadly, this is most often not the case with costly actively managed equity and bond mutual funds and with high cost exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

In addition, you have no reliable way to tell beforehand which actively managed fund will return more than its costs, when compared to a passively managed index fund. 

Please read this article on our new Best No Load Funds website for more information:

The Best No Load Mutual Funds Have VERY LOW Investment Management Expenses



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