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ETFS WITH THE LOWEST ANNUAL EXPENSE RATIOS. LOWER FEES COMPOUND INTO SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER RETURNS OVER TIME — EVERY BASIS POINT MATTERS.
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Subscribe FreeFor broad-market index ETFs, expense ratios below 0.10% are excellent. Ratios below 0.05% are among the cheapest available. For specialized or actively managed ETFs, anything below 0.50% is competitive.
Expense ratios directly reduce your returns every year. Over 30 years, a 0.50% difference in expense ratio on a $100,000 investment can cost you over $30,000 in foregone returns due to compounding.
Some ETFs have temporarily waived fees to attract assets, resulting in effective 0% expense ratios. However, these waivers can be removed at any time. Check whether a low ratio is permanent or temporarily waived.