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saryant on Sept 26, 2013 | parent | context | favorite | on: Show HN: Simplifying 401(k) Advice - Feedback?

Right, there can be fees imposed on top of the fund's price itself but that doesn't mean the fund isn't trading at NAV.

wj on Sept 26, 2013 [–]

Well, I said "purchase" rather than "trading". And you can't purchase at the NAV price if they're adding fees on top of it.

AjithAntony on Sept 26, 2013 | [–]

There are a great many no-load funds. A cost-sensitive investor will naturally buy index funds, and all the major IRA custodians offer at minimum, their in-house index funds fee free.

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