In the Margins
Competition among mutual fund firms is driving the cost of investing in some basic stock and bond portfolios near zero. More than 100 mutual funds and exchange-traded funds now cost $10 or less per $10,000 invested, up from 40 in 2010, according to Morningstar. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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