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Take Off the Blinders When It Comes to Fees

Take Off the Blinders When It Comes to Fees

Posted by on Oct 23, 2009 in Articles & Advice, Blog, Columns, Featured, Video |

Image Credit: Heath Hinegardner     By Jason Zweig |  Oct. 20, 2009 12:01 a.m. ET In the mad dash to buy bond funds — about $200 billion so far this year — investors are overlooking fees. Most of the new bond money is going not into dirt-cheap index funds, but into far more expensive, actively managed portfolios. The average annual cost of...

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Don’t Let a Market Crash Hit You at the Finish Line

Don’t Let a Market Crash Hit You at the Finish Line

Posted by on Oct 17, 2009 in Blog, Columns, Featured |

By Jason Zweig | Oct. 14, 2009  12:01 a.m. ETImage Credit: Heath Hinegardner Can you make the risk of stocks go away just by owning them long enough? Many investors still think so. “Over any 20-year period in history, in any market, an equity portfolio has outperformed a fixed-income portfolio,” one reader recently emailed me. “Warren...

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