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Corgi Invest Debuts 14 Bond ETFs With Fees as Low as 2 Basis Points

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Corgi Invest launches 14 FTSE-indexed fixed income ETFs, with expense ratios ranging from 0.02% to 0.08% annually.

Corgi Invest Debuts 14 Bond ETFs With Fees as Low as 2 Basis Points

Corgi Invest on Wednesday unveiled a lineup of 14 fixed income exchange-traded funds tracking FTSE indexes, pitching some of the lowest fees in the bond ETF market. Seven of the new funds carry an annual expense ratio of 0.02%, or two basis points, with the full suite priced between 0.02% and 0.08%.

The San Francisco-based firm said the 14 ETFs span core bond allocations as well as targeted fixed income exposures, giving investors a range of options within a single low-cost family. The breadth of the launch positions Corgi Invest to compete directly with established providers that have long dominated the passive bond fund space.

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Ultra-low fees have become a defining battleground in the ETF industry, particularly in fixed income, where thin yield environments make cost efficiency a critical factor for long-term returns. A two-basis-point expense ratio places these funds among the cheapest bond ETFs available to U.S. investors.

The announcement was made via press release from San Francisco on October 22, 2026. Details on individual fund tickers, underlying FTSE indexes, and distribution plans were included in the full release. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.How many ETFs did Corgi Invest launch?

Corgi Invest launched 14 fixed income ETFs tracking FTSE indexes, covering both core bond allocations and targeted fixed income exposures.

Q.What is the lowest expense ratio on Corgi Invest's new bond ETFs?

Seven of the 14 funds carry an annual expense ratio of 0.02%, or two basis points, which is among the lowest fees in the bond ETF market.

Q.What indexes do Corgi Invest's new bond ETFs track?

All 14 of the newly launched funds are tied to FTSE indexes, spanning a range of fixed income segments.

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