He currently has several mutual funds available (all with
very high expense ratios).
Some mutual funds have
very high expense ratios but on average you will see lower expense ratios among popular ETFs, especially those that track market indices.
It also charges
a very high expense ratio for this segment.
Not exact matches
High - yield funds require a
very active management style, which can mean
expense ratios of 2 to 3 % to compensate for the fees generated by frequent trading of assets.
Any thoughts on why Greenblatt closed his Formula Funds and went to the Gotham Capital format, with its
very high fees
expense ratio and minimum investment?
And with dividend payouts for the broad stock market now below 2 % and the average domestic - stock fund's
expense ratio more than 1 %, it's easy to see how the math can get
very ugly
very fast for investors in
high - cost dividend - focused funds.
Following are my queries: 1) Since I charge most of the
expense on Chase Freedom card and limit is $ 0.0, I feel my credit balance / limit
ratio will be
very high and is hurting my credit score.
Lower credits hedged with
higher ones will tend to pick up a steady excess over the risk - free rate, resulting in
very high Sharpe
ratio, presumably at the
expense of occasional
very large losses, such as incurred by Long - Term Capital Management.
Because of transaction costs, for
very small investment amounts it is better to pay a
higher expense ratio if you can avoid paying transaction costs.
I have most of my money with Vanguard for the
very reason that
higher expense ratios can have a major impact on performance.
The
expense ratio as of Aug 31, 2017 is 1.47 percent which is
very high.