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cerveza_gratis

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3. OK, go with low fees

Reply to baby_bear (Original post)

Fri Jul 11, 2014, 01:47 PM

Jul 2014

Vanguard is usually good for low-fee mutual funds - which is definitely something you should look for. Each % of fee is a % off of your annual return. I don't know how their social responsibility criteria stack up against yours. But financially, it looks like it gets decent returns.

https://personal.vanguard.com/us/funds/snapshot?FundId=0213&FundIntExt=INT

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Does anyone have suggestions about "socially responsible" investments in mutual funds? [View all] baby_bear Jul 2014 OP

Googled: elleng Jul 2014 #1

Socially responsible funds usually lag behind their peers, but if they let Common Sense Party Jul 2014 #2

OK, go with low fees cerveza_gratis Jul 2014 #3

There is a BIG drawback for the novice investor using firms like Vanguard and Fidelity.... A HERETIC I AM Jul 2014 #5

A few websites you should look into. . . DinahMoeHum Jul 2014 #4

Some advice some one once gave me jeffrey_pdx Sep 2014 #6