Funds that are "passively managed" generally have lower management fees.

Although the passively managed indexed funds are often cheaper, by their nature they do not outperform the market.

Some funds, for example, are passively managed to a large degree.

Index funds are the financial products that use passively managed portfolios.

But fees of passively managed funds, which seek only to match the performance of the benchmark they track, are often less than 0.2 percent.

Passively managed funds are very tax efficient, because they do not trade often.

Aside from investing in passively managed funds, not much.

But expenses are especially important in index funds, which are passively managed and try to meet, instead of beat, the broad market's returns.

But we would be in a bad state if all of our money was passively managed.

The system's funds should be placed in a passively managed index fund.