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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Invesco vs Schroders
FSA compares the Invesco Euro Corporate Bond Fund with the Schroder ISF Euro Corporate Bond Fund.
Fees
Both funds are priced above the median for the category. The clean share class of the Invesco fund carries the annual fee of 0.77% and the Schroders fund 0.64%. The category median for the same share class is 0.55%, according to Dash.
“Both funds fall in the second most expensive quintile,” he noted.
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