Sentences with phrase «sales load index»

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Find out how no - load funds, index mutual funds and ETFs can help investors boost returns just by cutting down on expenses and sales charges.

Schwab also offers some of the lowest expense ratios for index funds and ETFs, and it did away with mutual funds that carry loads, or initial sales charges.

You'll want an index fund with a low management expense ratio (MER)-- 1 % at most — and no load, meaning that you don't pay a sales commission when you buy or sell it.

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These aggregate data combine both: a) the much higher costs of actively managed mutual funds with sales loads and b) the much lower costs of no load index mutual funds.

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Index funds don't have the sales charges known as loads, which many mutual funds have.

Additionally, many index funds don't come with sales loads.

For example, selling them essentially index mutual funds, but with maximum front - end sales loads.

Cut out the expenses, including advisor sales loads and fund management expenses, and you end up with passively managed index funds that are much more likely to deliver better risk - adjusted returns.

You pay more to buy these funds and you pay more in the long run, because mutual funds with sales loads and 12b1 fees are more likely to come up short in comparison with low cost no load index funds.

But customers can load up on all Vanguard mutual funds and ETFs without having to pay sales charges — a good deal if you invest mainly in the low - cost index funds that are Vanguard's bread and butter.

A no - load mutual fund does not come with a sales charge, the financial term for commission, and an indexed mutual fund does not require active portfolio management.

It is possible to have the best of both cost - cutting worlds and combine a no - load sales structure with a passive indexing strategy.