In the Margins
Investors saved $23 million last year as a result of Vanguard Group lowering expenses in 15 of its mutual funds. Vanguard said the lower expenses were the result of an incentive/penalty arrangement in place with its external investment advisory firms. Read the original story from InvestmentNews.
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