alleryStart learning →Which type of fund generally charges a lower management fee?
APassive index funds
BActively managed funds
CLeveraged inverse funds
DClosed-end hedge funds
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Passive index funds
Passive index tracking needs less research and trading, so index funds charge lower management fees.
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