Sentences with phrase «high expense ratios while»

Plus, they can potentially put you into investments that have high expense ratios while not offering you similar ones with lower expense ratios.

Not exact matches

While many do have slightly higher expense ratios than their developed - market peers — a reflection of the higher cost of investing in these markets — that is not always the case.

While the index fund itself might have a super low expense ratio, its wrap fee could make the investment high - priced.

While CFRA incorporates a fund's expense ratio in our forward - looking rating of more than 1,300 ETFs, we think the performance gap between two ETFs will often be much greater than the high - profile fee differential.

While higher tax rates and administrative expenses reduced Banco Agrícola's 2012 net income to $ 89.1 million, profitability ratios remained strong.

While some of the funds have expense ratios on the high side, the average expense ratio is 0.12 percent.

And while cutting investing costs can't guarantee a larger nest egg, Morningstar research shows that funds with the lowest expense ratios tend to outperform their higher - fee counterparts.

While 0.29 % is not a high expense ratio, it was much higher than a similar fund the Vanguard Large Cap Index Fund (VLACX) that has an expense ratio of 0.18 %.

While the AMC is free to charge what it wants, what makes the managers feel they deserve this high an expense ratio.

iShares sports the lowest expense ratio (all funds have an expense ratio of only 0.10 %), while Guggenheim's funds offer a little better liquidity, slightly higher yield (for a number of reasons, as we discuss below) and diversity from a larger number of holdings and by including financial companies in their holdings.

While the expense ratios for them can be low, some are high, and they all have important differences that can cost you more money.

And while Sarah appears happy with her bank mutual fund investment strategy, she should nonetheless watch for the fees and high management expense ratios she is paying on these financial products.

Ultimately, it is up to the investor to trade off portfolio returns for risk — some may choose to optimize for the highest return per unit of risk, while others may strive for higher returns at the expense of a sub-optimal Sharpe ratio.

Some mutual funds charge expensive upfront fees, while others are no - load mutual funds; some mutual funds have high expense ratios, while others keep costs low.

The High Dividend Yield ETF (VYM) saw its expense ratio decline to 0.09 % from 0.10 %, while Global Ex-US Real Estate (VNQI) had expenses of 0.18 % in the 2015 fiscal year vs. 0.24 % a year earlier.

For the most part, Class A shares bear front - end load charges, Class B have back - end charges, while Class C might evade load charges altogether at the cost of a higher expense ratio.

When the emerging markets bond mutual fund sub-category is considered, expense ratios are even higher, while these other shortcomings persist.