Asset manager Vanguard said on Monday it was lowering the cost of investing across its fund lineup in its largest cut ever ...

Vanguard Group's decision to slash fees for almost half of its U.S. funds is being called a win for both the investment giant ...

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The move reduces fees on 87 different funds, and 168 total share classes of those funds. The average fee cut is 20% per share ...

Most funds advertise their fees as something called an expense ratio. It shows what percentage of a fund's total dollars go ...

Top mutual fund manager Vanguard removed some of its guidance for U.S. companies to include women and minority directors, a ...

But beyond the savings, when expense ratios are lower, investment returns are generally higher, as fees come out of returns. So, some of the already lowest fees in the business just got even lower.

The Vanguard Group on Monday slashed fees across nearly 90 mutual funds and ETFs, which the investment management giant called the largest expense ratio reductions in its almost 50-year history.

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