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How Mutual Funds Rip You Off with Extra Fees and Charges

By Kevin

In my last post, I showed how index funds allow you to save more money by losing less of your investment returns to management fees. Here is what different management expense ratio (MER) levels will cost you on an initial $10,000 investment at 10% growth compounded annually:

Filed Under: Avoiding Scams, Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Saving Your Money Tagged With: back-end load, deferred sales, front-end load, index funds, low load, management expense ratio, marketing scams, mutual funds, sales charge

Save More Money with Indexed Funds

By Kevin

Chart of the performance of index funds management expense ratio (MER) versus active funds management expense ratio (MER).

In my short investment journey, I have read books, articles, and blog posts about the merits of index funds. “Invest in index funds”, they say, “and stop wasting your money on management fees!” Are the authors really telling the truth? Passive investing The idea behind an index fund is simple enough: all it does is… [Read More]

Filed Under: Avoiding Scams, Growing Your Wealth, Investing, Saving Your Money Tagged With: active investing, Canada, compound growth, index funds, management expense ratio, marketing scams, mutual funds, passive investing, stocks

How to Use Fear to Manipulate People

By Kevin

What is fear? Why do we experience fear, and how does it affect us? Well, fear is quite simply one of the most basic and primal emotions that we are capable of experiencing. Most animals share this emotion with us, from mice to men. Fear is the drive that takes us away from danger, and… [Read More]

Filed Under: Avoiding Scams, Opinion, Saving Your Money Tagged With: active management, bond yields, bonds, deflation, dollar cost averaging, emotions, fear, fixed rates, home ownership, inflation, interest rates, manipulation, market timing, mortgages, mutual funds, variable rates, warranties

Weekend Reading, at 300 km/h

By Kevin

Here is your weekend reading:

Filed Under: Weekend Reading Tagged With: austerity, blues, California, charity, China, David Friedman, debt, frugal, John Wooden, Krugman, money, mutual funds, pollution, Yakezie

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