
- February15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 3
Thumbs Down: Paying for Fund Sins
Even if your mutual fund isn'tembroiled in the scandal over latetrading and market timing, you'reprobably going to pay for the sins ofthose who are. Funds that were hitwith fines and orders for restitutionwill pay those amounts out of managementfees, but the added insurance,legal, and administrative coststhat are required of all mutual fundsin the post-scandal environment arelikely to come out of fund assets. Thatmeans shareholders will be footingthe bill for these costs, which includehiring compliance officers to monitorthe activities of fund managers.Smaller funds could be especiallyhard hit, with added costs of 0.05%to 0.10% of assets. Over several years,that additional cost will put a bigdent in returns.
Articles in this issue
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Select the Right Option for Your Moneyalmost 18 years ago
Ease Retirement with a Reverse Mortgagealmost 18 years ago
Manage Annuities to Improve Retirementalmost 18 years ago
Narrow the Hunt for a Financial Advisoralmost 18 years ago
Give Yourself the Gift of Independencealmost 18 years ago
Mull the Benefits of Loan Consolidationalmost 18 years ago
Don't Squander What's in the Piggy Bankalmost 18 years ago
Move Your Estate Plan into Action Todayalmost 18 years ago
Spread Your Investor Wings Far and Widealmost 18 years ago
Exercise Caution with Home Equity Loans


















































































