“Vanguard shows little or no profit and pays little or no federal or state income tax despite managing Funds with nearly $2 trillion in assets.”
[…] The takeaway for investors is this: high mutual fund fees are already gobbling up your hopes to ever retire in comfort. As Frontline’s Martin Smith exposed in April of last year, if you’re receiving the typical long-term return of 7 percent on your 401(k) plan and your fees are 2 percent, almost two-thirds of your account will go to Wall Street over the course of your career.
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