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Fund turnover and capital gains implications are explained when you create a hypothetical portfolio and plot its expected performance.
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In the 1950s average mutual-fund turnover was 15%; by 2011 it was around 100%.
Such economies of scale as may have been reaped have certainly not all been passed on to fund investors.Another favourite fact of Mr Bogle's is that mutual-fund turnover has increased from 16% four decades ago to 110%, meaning that the average fund holds a stock for just 11 months.
And the funds' turnover rates are low.
The funds turnover averages 184% a year.
* Check the fund's turnover rate.
The fund's turnover is a modest 35percentt a year.
The fund's turnover rate is about 250percentt, on the high side, Mr. DiBella conceded.
A fund's turnover ratio can be found in the "financial highlights" section of its prospectus.
Because of the long-term focus, the fund's turnover averages a relatively low 55percentt a year.
Over all, the fund's turnover is a low 40percentt a year.
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