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Falling fund fees are forcing advisers to check under the hood

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The trend toward lower fees saved investors nearly $6 billion last year, according to data from Morningstar

As the asset management industry continues to compete on price, investors are generally reaping the rewards.

According to the latest research from Morningstar, the multi-decade trend toward cutting fund expense ratios and cheaper fund options saved investors nearly $6 billion in fees last year al

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