How Vanguard plans to play disruptor again
Low fees made the group a passive investing powerhouse. But it needs to improve tech and service as it pushes into wealth ...
Vanguard slashed its fees. That's good news — and a lesson in what's a reasonable amount to pay.
Vanguard’s new fee cuts are a win for retail investors — helping to boost long-term returns. Here's what a low expense ratio ...
Investors can't control tariffs, but they do have a say about the fees they pay
Most funds advertise their fees as something called an expense ratio. It shows what percentage of a fund's total dollars go ...
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Vanguard Slashes Average Fee to Just 0.07%
Vanguard Group Inc. slashed its average asset-weighted expense ratio to just 0.07% across its $10 trillion under management a sliver of the industry average of 0.44%. CEO Salim Ramji talks about the ...
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Vanguard slashed its fees. That's good news — and a lesson in what's a reasonable amount to pay.
That clearly remains the company’s mission: “At Vanguard, we’re focused on creating value for our investors, not extracting value from them,” Salim Ramji, Vanguard’s CEO, said in a press ...
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Vanguard’s Fee Cuts May Not Be Surprising, ‘But That Doesn’t Mean This Can Be Ignored’
Even if they don’t cut fees, active managers need to determine whether prices are still fair and that their funds offer ...
Vanguard announces major change to hundreds of funds and ETFs
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Vanguard Global Minimum Volatility Admr
They leverage Vanguard's portfolio management technology and global trading desks to inform and execute their decisions. Former BlackRock executive Salim Ramji succeeded Tim Buckley as Vanguard ...
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Vanguard Fee Cuts May Be Small, but They’re a Win for Investors
I think if you look at Vanguard’s assets, it’s about 80% equity, 20% bond, something like that right now. And Salim [Ramji, Vanguard CEO] addressed this in his interview with The Wall Street ...