Morningstar

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The 20 mutual funds in this ranking outpaced broader markets over the past year with an average gain of more than 68%.

Over the past year, the 20 mutual funds in this ranking have an average gain of more than 100%. Their fees are also more than twice the broader industry.

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Here are the industry’s top 20, which brought in more than $700 billion in assets.

Over the past year, the lineup of stock and bond funds notched an average gain of more than 25%.

This group carried fees nearly three times the industry average.

These long-term leaders also generated gains of more than 76% over the past year.

Just one of the leading 20 mutual funds and exchange-traded products eked out a gain this past decade.

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Funds at the top have notched triple digit returns in the last year.

Sustainable funds in the U.S. attracted $51.2 billion in 2020, more than double the previous calendar-year record.

The 20 categories with the biggest gains are home to nearly $10 trillion in combined assets.

The 20 funds in this ranking carried an average expense ratio of more than twice the broader industry.

The top 20 carried an average expense ratio of more than three times the broader industry.

These 20 mutual funds and ETFs here are home to roughly $45 billion in assets.

The top 20 more than doubled the gains of their fixed-income industry peers.

The biggest losses this year came from sectors that suffered the most in lockdown.

With an average gain of more than 108%, the lineup includes actively managed leaders with fees well above 100 basis points.

The top 20 outpaced the broader industry and had an average net expense ratio far below the 0.45% investors paid last year.