EDV - Vanguard reports expense ratio cuts for 17 funds

Vanguard has reported the lowering of expense ratios for 17 different funds, which include nine fixed income ETFs. As a result, market participants saved an estimated $18.9 million. Vanguard is one of the markets leaders when it comes to ETFs, and conventional funds as the asset manager manages $8.4T globally through its 418 listed funds. Below is a table of the nine fixed income ETFs with reduced expense ratios. Below is a table of the equity and balanced mutual fund and ETFs with reduced expense ratios. Vanguard tickers affected: (NYSEARCA:EDV), (NASDAQ:VCIT), (NASDAQ:VCLT), (NASDAQ:VMBS), (NASDAQ:VCSH), (NASDAQ:VGIT), (NASDAQ:VGLT), (NASDAQ:VGSH), (NASDAQ:VTC), (BATS:ESGV), (BATS:VSGX), (MUTF:VGYAX), (MUTF:VGWLX), (MUTF:VGWAX), (MUTF:VEVFX), (MUTF:VWILX), and (MUTF:VWIGX). The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEARCA:VOO) and Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (NYSEARCA:VTI) continue to lead the ETF inflow leaderboard as the two funds were in the top three ETFs that experienced the largest investor inflows in November.

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Vanguard reports expense ratio cuts for 17 funds