Competition Pushes ETF Providers To Lower Expenses
17 November 2009 at 7:15 am by Staff
Adam Smith would be happy to see capitalism at work in the ETF marketplace. With the entry of Schwab ETFs, and with Vanguard already firmly established as a low-cost ETF provider, investors are seeing a wider variety of inexpensive opportunities. But, does cheaper necessarily mean better?
Consider reading up on ETF expense ratios as well as inflation ETF investing here on November 17, 2009:
Why The Cheapest ETFs Aren’t Always The Best - Michael Johnston, ETF Database
ETF, Mutual Fund, Hedge Fund Fees Fall - Stan Luxenberg, The Street
The Protection Premium - Paul Amery, Index Universe
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