The Top 10 Cheapest And Most Expensive ETFs

One of the founding principles of the ETF industry was cost competitiveness; after being charged upwards of 150 basis points for their favorite mutual funds, investors had grown tired of surrendering a substantial portion of their gains to the managers of big name funds. Now, there are ETFs that charge as low as 5 basis points; on a $1 million dollar investment, that means just $500 annually. Investors can now build an effective portfolio while minimizing their expenses using some of these ultra-efficient funds. But for all of cheap options that the ETF industry offers, it certainly has a fair amount of products on the other side of the equation. Below, we outline the top ten cheapest and most expensive funds for investors looking to better manage their costs [for more, see our ETFdb Cheapskate Portfolio]. The Most Expensive Given the low costs that many funds offer, some of the fees on this list [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Low Cost ETFs: Complete List Of The Cheapest Exchange-Traded Funds Schwab ETFs Could Be A Gamechanger November ETF Stats: Small Step Back How ETF Investors Can Save $415 Million (Without Breaking A Sweat) FocusShares Debuts 15 Low Cost ETFs