Sentences with phrase «fee indexing seems»

For factor - based strategies that can be implemented efficiently — notably the value and low - volatility strategies — lower - fee indexing seems more advantageous.

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Forward looking at the index market it seems this will just be a race to the bottom with the fees eventually reaching 0 % as it will be only a matter of time before somebody does this for free, similar to brokerage accounts that are being offered for free and other parts of the financial market.
When deciding between taking an active or passive approach it seems unwise to compare the performance of an index without fees to that of a fund on an after - fee basis.
The S&P 500 has a compound annual growth rate of 9.94 % since 1970, so it would seem that it could be easy to buy a low fee index fund and make more than 2.875 %.
I believe Vangaurd itself offers both index and low fee actively managed funds, so it seems possible, even from the Boglehead camp, to argue that active managers may be capable of adding long term value.
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