Vanguard said Monday that 18 of 28 funds had slightly lower expense ratios, according to the latest reports shared with investors this month. Of the other 10 funds, the fees of eight remained unchanged, while two had small increases.
(The popular fund family released the figures for Admiral and Investor shares, as well as for Institutional and Institutional Plus shares.)
For instance, 11 target-date retirement funds (2010-2055) had a 0.01 percent decrease in expenses. The fee ratio on the Target Retirement 2030 Fund dropped from 0.18 percent to 0.17 percent.
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