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Schwab sets $100 buy-in for funds, lowers equity-indexed fund fees

Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc. has lowered expenses on all of its equity index funds and reduced the minimum investment to $100 across all of its funds.

Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc. has lowered expenses on all of its equity index funds and reduced the minimum investment to $100 across all of its funds.

Formerly, the minimum investment ranged from $100 to $50,000.

The new minimum investment improves access for all investors, said P

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