Sentence examples for cheapest index from inspiring English sources

The cheapest index funds—like the SPDR (SPY, 113)—take only a hair off.

More immediately, savers may want to use cheap index funds rather than pricey funds stuffed with charges.

Choose between cheap index trackers which match the performance of indices such as the FTSE 100, or pricier "actively managed" funds.

So why do many investors persist in paying for actively managed funds, when cheaper index funds are likely to deliver higher net returns over time?

But once again the cheap "index" funds have given investors the best returns, prompting many to conclude that paying a fund manager to look after your money just isn't worth it when computers do it better.

At a time when ever more investors are shunning active management altogether in favour of cheaper index funds, the end of Mr Gross's reign at PIMCO may also mark the end of the era of the superstar fund-manager that he personified.(Photo credit: Reuters).

Do these donors beat cheap index funds?

Cheap index funds dominate the list of low cost funds.

Put half your money in a cheap index fund.

Compare the annuity you like with a cheap index fund with a similar portfolio.

One cheap index fund will probably outperform a collection of high-fee large-company funds.