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Fees were nearly half the price of the top-performing active funds.
September 4 -
The average annualized return of the top 20 funds has been nearly 15%.
May 16 -
The S&P 500 has been on a tear, but there are always outperformers — see who bested the competition.
March 14 -
To add insult to injury, these returns didn’t even come cheap. The average expense ratio was more than 1%.
December 6 -
Emerging markets, value and small-cap funds dominate the list, but other factors need to be considered, as well.
November 8 -
The average fund posted a 12.6% annual gain compared to 7.6% for the S&P 500.
November 1 -
These investments offered better returns than the broader fixed-income world in recent years, but the risk/reward equation leans heavier on risk.
September 28 -
USAA Capital held over $513 million in market value of the Wall Street giant’s large-cap, emerging market and international ActiveBeta funds.
September 1 -
These funds have the smallest beta scores, either positive or negative, indicating the least variability from market returns.
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To add insult to injury, these losers charge high fees – 12 of the 20 have expense ratios over 1%.
August 9