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09 Jun 2026, 14:48 UTC · 1h ago
Fees Matter: The Power of Passive ETFs
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Passive ETF expense ratios decreased by 5.4% in 2025, outstripping the 2.7% decrease seen in active ETFs. — Increased cost-competitiveness of passive funds may accelerate capital rotation away from active management toward low-cost index trackers.
+0.30Investors saved approximately $6.8 billion in fund expenses in 2025 as the average expense ratio dropped from 0.34% to 0.32%. — Broad reduction in fees slightly increases net investor returns across the asset management industry.
+0.20Nearly one-third of U.S. fund flows have shifted toward actively managed ETFs over passive peers. — Indicates a growing institutional and retail appetite for active management despite the fee advantages of passive funds.
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The article highlights iShares (BlackRock) IVV as a compelling example of a high-performing, low-fee passive fund.
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