The move expands the manager’s commission-free platform, which has included all mutual funds since 1977 and all ETFs since 2010.
January 22
Related Topics
The Latest
-
“Investment allocations can differ from one fund to another, and so do the expense ratios,” an expert cautions.January 22
-
To grow, firms need to be as engaged in the marketing and sales side of their business as they are in the investment side.January 21
CEOSondhelm Partners
-
Nearly all of the fixed-income funds held short term debt.January 15
-
Timely trading in less-heralded semiconductor markers and firms committed to energy without fossil fuels produced a 54% total return last year, data show.January 13
-
Similar products are stockpiling unprecedented levels of new cash as investors look to alternative assets for growth and income.January 13
Data & Research
Home to more than $249 billion, these funds have expense ratios more than 20 basis points higher than the industry average.
March 13
The average expense ratio among the poorest performers was 11 basis points lower than the category’s leaders.
March 5
The Fed’s pause on interest rate hikes has been a “net positive” for the category, an expert says.
February 20
The average fee was nearly 20 basis points higher than the top-performer.
February 13
Multiple rate hikes by the Fed last year contributed to less-than-stellar results.
February 6
In what was a stellar year for corporates, governments nearly missed the list entirely.
January 8
More than half of them track the industry’s top-performing category.
December 18
Despite the exodus, all of the mutual funds and ETFs on the list posted net gains for the year.
December 11
“There’s less performance chasing than you saw in the past, and that’s a positive thing,” an expert says.
December 4
Double-digit gains produced by the mutual funds and ETFs with the most AUM were not enough to best the broader market.
November 20