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Mildly Relevant Sources!
Middle finger sculpture in Milan [BBC]
Solar panels for Southeast Ohio [Cleveland.com]
Latino polls [LATimes]
Whitman gains Latinos [Texas GOP Vote]
Latinos support education funding [PR Newswire]
Latinos support health care bill [Latino Decisions]
Latinos might not vote [Huffington Post]
Latino vote could be key [Politics Daily]
Early childhood education funding cuts [USAToday]
English language bill [Immigrant Rights]
1 comment
Neomi Sharpe
October 29, 2010 at 5:05 pm (UTC -4)
Expense ratios more often than not run someplace in the range of 0.6 to 2.5% of net assets every year for non-index funds and from 0.1 to 0.7% per year for index funds. If you purchase and ETF you have to sacrifice securities firm fees to buy and trade. If you purchase a no load fund there is no fees for buying or trading. Some have fairly high expense ratios. Some do not.