Sentences with phrase «cheaper than index»

A portfolio of materially higher quality issues that are relatively better value / cheaper than the index we seek to out - perform.

Keep in mind that not all ETFs are cheaper than index funds and trading and annual account fees can vary quite a bit between institutions.

While ETFs in Canada are dramatically cheaper than index mutual funds (with a few exceptions), one hurdle remains: buying and selling ETFs incurs commissions.

ETFs can be cheaper than index funds.

Not exact matches

The cheapest company in that index, which does not include Canada - based Valeant, is still more expensive than Valeant: Fellow troubled drugmaker Endo International (endp), which trades at five times this year's earnings.

The number of ETFs on the market has skyrocketed this year more than ever, forcing me in recent months to look again at my long - held preference for cheap index funds.

Plus, index ETFs are cheaper to trade than index mutual funds because they have lower expense ratios, or the percentage of your investment you have to pay in order to trade that asset.

However, the small town vibe and peace of mind doesn't come cheap — the AreaVibes cost of living index is 26 percent higher than the rest of the state and 40 percent higher than the national average.

Brazilian equities, as measured by the MSCI Brazil Index, are 20 percent cheaper than their 2014 highs on a price to book basis.

If the plan provider is with a relatively inexpensive custodian that uses index funds like Vanguard's or Fidelity's, often these fund companies will have much cheaper expense ratios for firms that do business with them than what an adviser may be able to offer.»

The FTSE 100 is cheaper to Global Stocks versus 20 - year norms than any of the 30 most liquid global equity indices we track.

UK stocks (as measured by the FTSE 100 Index) offer the highest dividend yield of any major region (as measured by the MSCI World Index).1 UK valuations are the cheapest relative to the rest of the world in 15 years.2 What's more, FTSE 100 Index companies with more than 70 % of their revenues from abroad stand to benefit from the weaker pound.

Generally speaking, ETFs tend to be cheaper than a similar index funds however this can vary.

The MSCI EM equity index is trading at roughly 1.35 x book value, more than 50 % cheaper than the S&P 500, as Bloomberg data shows.

Not only are index funds cheaper, they've repeatedly proven to perform much better than active investing strategies.

The ETFs would cost no more than 0.15 % and the fund company could add 40 or 50 basis points for managing the fund: with an all - in cost of less than 0.70 % including taxes, it would be cheaper than Tangerine and ideal for DIY index investors, no matter what online brokerage they used.

There's no question that an experienced index investor can build an ETF portfolio that is far more diversified and much cheaper than the Streetwise Funds, and the TD e-Series are still my first choice for Couch Potatoes who want to use mutual funds.

Saturna argues that The Market May Be Cheaper Than It Looks because the Consumer Price Index (CPI) provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) understates the true rate of inflation, a key -LSB-...]

The Vanguard MSCI Canada Index ETF, which tracks the MSCI Canada Index will charge a management fee of 0.09 %, which is cheaper than iShares S&P / TSX 60 Index ETF (TSX: XIU) management fee of 0.15 %.

The ETF is also cheaper than the comparable iShares DEX Short Term Bond Index ETF (TSX: XSB), which has a management fee of 0.25 %.

Like most readers of your blog, I am a Canadian citizen and hold several USD denominated ETFs (e.g. VTI, VEA, VWO, DBC) because they are much cheaper to own than comparable ETFs in Canada and are fundamentally superior in other ways too (e.g. wider breadth of index, higher trading volumes, etc.) I don't own any US real estate.

A portfolio of diversified dividend paying stocks can actually be cheaper to own than an index fund.

Index funds are both cheaper than actively managed mutual funds and largely outperfrom them.

In many cases, ETFs are dramatically cheaper than comparable index mutual funds.

The average stock on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index has a price - to - earnings ratio of about 18, so Caterpillar is priced cheaper than the market.

How do you get any cheaper and more transparent than Vanguard Index funds?

Usually, investments such as broad indexes are much cheaper to hedge than individual stocks.

With asset allocation, you're using the recent performance of you portfolio as a whole to identify the under - performing areas, then to increase your investment in them in the expectation that there will be a reversion to mean (i.e. the index is selling for cheaper than what they're «worth»).

Stocks are cheaper than ETFs, I'm thinking for Canadian stocks especially, it can't be that hard to come up with a list of stocks which would represent a good chunk of the index and would be a bit cheaper.

When you do the math, you'll find that it's still a cheaper option than buying ING index funds in most cases.

And if you think I'm cheering a little late in the game, I reckon there are plenty more innings goals to come... Which might seem odd — after all, the US market has more than tripled since its 2009 low, while headline index multiples around the globe are by no means cheap (and something like the US market's CAPE ratio seems particularly alarming).

In general, there is no cheaper investment than an S&P 500 index fund and historically, no better choice to get the highest returns on your investment.

However, I second the comments of others that if you're looking to invest a small amount in the stock market, a low cost mutual fund or ETF, specifically an index fund, is a safer and potentially cheaper option than purchasing individual stocks.

HXT should show less tracking error than XIU because (a) the MER is cheaper and (b) the index tracking methods are completely different (HXT employs a swap to track the index whereas XIU holds the stocks directly).

While the MER at 1 % is a bit steep and you can construct the same portfolio with TD e-Series Mutual Index Funds for less than half the cost, ING's mutual funds are even cheaper than TD Bank's indexed portfolios.

BWX is pricey for an index fund (0.50 %) but is NTF at TD Ameritrade and trades with more volume than iShares International Treasury Bond (IGOV), the closest cheaper -LRB-.35 %) alternative.

Both ETFs and index funds are generally much cheaper than a managed mutual fund.

Saturna argues that The Market May Be Cheaper Than It Looks because the Consumer Price Index (CPI) provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) understates the true rate of inflation, a key input to the CAPE calculation:

Not cheap really, but consumer staples never really get cheap either... I suppose there's a reason for it though - I remember reading somewhere that a 50/50 combination of utilities and consumer staples stocks had a significantly higher historic safe withdrawal rate in retirement than S&P index or any of the % index / % bond allocations.

Sometimes policy with more expenses performs better than a cheap indexed universal life insurance policy.

Nebraska measures at an 89 index, meaning it is far cheaper than other states.

And despite lower - than - average living expenses, 87 other cities including the next nine cities on our list are cheaper to live in than Louisville, according to the Council for Community and Economic Research's Cost of Living Index.