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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 306958, member: 31907"] If you're investing in mutual funds, you might be wondering how much of your money is going to fees. We're here to help! Here are some tips for reducing fees: 1. Choose a fund based on its performance rather than its expense ratio. The performance-based funds have lower expense ratios compared to the index funds with similar investment strategies (which often have higher expense ratios). 2. Look for low-expense index funds with low turnover rates, which means they hold onto their portfolio longer before selling shares and reinvesting them in new stocks. This reduces the amount of taxes you pay as well as transaction costs, which can be significant when buying or selling many shares at once. 3. Consider investing in ETFs, which are baskets of securities that track an index like stock indexes or bonds (like U.S. Treasury bonds). These tend to have lower expense ratios than mutual funds because they don't require managers overseeing each holding individually like mutual funds do instead, they buy and sell entire baskets of securities automatically using algorithms.. [/QUOTE]
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