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Going by this : https://www.philanthropy.com/article/What-Donor-Advised-Funds/156495 https://www.philanthropy.com/article/What-Donor-Advised-Fund... it looks li
by russnewcomer 8y ago
Going by this : https://www.philanthropy.com/article/What-Donor-Advised-Funds/156495 https://www.philanthropy.com/article/What-Donor-Advised-Fund... it looks like average fees are around 1% for DAFs. Vanguard is cheaper, at .6 percent, but the SVCF, referenced in the article, is at 1%.
- namibj 8y agoYes, the average investor get's sold relatively expensive funds. Yes they are different, but there are strategies like GDP-weighting that offset most of the benefits. As in, the returns of GDP-weighted Worldwide stock are much closer to a good manual fund, when compared to a simple marketcap-weighted fund encompassing the same stocks.