A 1% difference in fund fees sounds tiny. Over 30 years it can cost you six figures
A 1% difference in fund fees seems minor, but compounded over 30 years it can cost an investor six figures. Here is the real math.
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DRIP Investing Explained: How Dividend Reinvestment Plans Work (and When to Skip Them)
What a DRIP is, how dividend reinvestment works at a broker or company plan, taxes, a 20-year example, and DRIPs for REITs and investment trusts.