Rather than holding
a dozen average funds, you'd be better off owning a single highly diversified low - cost index fund as your core holding.
Not exact matches
The
average plan offers nearly two
dozen different investment options, while
fund expenses and management fees have continued to drop.
The
average plan offers nearly two
dozen different investment options, while
fund expenses and management fees have continued to drop.
This was the case at my former employer who had about a
dozen actively managed
funds (they weren't index
funds) with fees under the
average expense ratios of typical actively managed
funds and performance on par with its benchmarks - so you get actively managed while paying near index
fund prices.
Click the post to view a list of a
dozen different Tundra models and what the
average funding amount is.
I keep an eye on half a
dozen leveraged loan (& senior CLO tranche)
funds (mostly London - listed)-- they currently trade at a 3 % premium, on
average.
Take a quick look below to see what the
average funding amount for a
dozen or so Tacoma's are:
Out of ~ 125 data points, the index beats the
fund only about a
dozen times on
average (or ~ 90 %).
Warren himself has said
dozens of times that 95 % of folks should dollar cost
average into low fee market index
funds.