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What is reasonable fee for DFA funds?
Old 10-02-2006, 09:34 PM   #1
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I need to roll my 401k assets over to new home. A guy I do some other business with is an adviser with access to the DFA funds, but his fee is 0.5% per year over what DFA charges. I'd like to get some money into DFA accounts, but I wonder if that fee is reasonable in light of what others charge, and what I could get at Vanguard.

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