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Take control: Understanding investing fees
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Texas economist says Home preparedness and the $50 billion straw DES MINES Iowa — Dismal market performance in 2008 has many investors thinking about a new investment strategy for the coming year — a key element of which should be to slash investment fees. In such a bleak stock market it’s likely your goal was to protect what you had by minimizing losses rather than posting any significant gains. Broader market forces pressured most investments downward. “When you come off a frustrating year like last year investors are looking around for answers” said Christine Benz director of personal finance for Morningstar. “ne of the most obvious things you can do is focus on what you can control and I put fund fees squarely in the column of something you can control.
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These guys are capital allocation wizards and it pays to watch what they do. For example Biotechnology Value Fund announced its full support of the proposed merger of Avigen(.
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