Index Funds Save 33% in Compounded Money and Headache

There was a great post today at Get Rich Slowly that answers how investing in low fee index funds generates up to 33% more in savings.

Using a comparison between low fee index funds with no-load versus class-A mutual funds that do have load fees plus management fees tied to them. You lose up to 33% in fees right off the top every single time that you purchase more stock.

This not only beats down your potential for high returns but also lowers the amount of money that you can withdraw yearly by drastic amounts.

To fully see the drastic change in compounded wealth that is subtracted you have to check Get Rich Slowly “How Lower Fees and Expenses with Index Funds Could Mean 33% More to Spend in Retirement.”

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