Sentence examples for fund costing from inspiring English sources
Last year Albany eliminated the 23-year-old stock transfer incentive fund, costing the city $114 million annually.
The Philadelphia Orchestra resolved a dispute with the musicians' union pension fund, costing it $1.75 million to withdraw instead of the demanded $35.5 million.
Schwab advertises a commission-free index fund costing 0.1% a year; your JPMorgan account representative will talk about his Large Cap Core Plus costing 1.75% a year.
But be leery of any U.S. stock fund costing more than 1% annually or a foreign-stock fund at more than 1.5%.
Even if some offerings are pricey, you should have at least a few low-cost index fund choices say, an S&P 500 or other broad stock market index fund costing around 0.2% of assets and a bond index fund at 0.4%.
Conservatives demanded that a renewal of the 9/11 first responders World Trade Center Health Program and a Victims Compensation Fund, costing a total of $8 billion, be paid for in order to be included in the year-end budget package that included $400 billion in unpaid-for corporate tax giveaways.
The average money-market fund costs half a percentage point annually, according to iMoneyNet.
The no-load fund costs 1.26% in annual expenses.
His Hansberger International Fund costs 1% a year in expenses, and his Hansberger Emerging Markets Fund costs 1.25% a year.
Vanguard's ftse All-World ex-US Index Fund costs 0.4% a year.
As noted, even an efficient Vanguard fund costs 30 basis points or so.
