Last Call for BBH Core Select

One of our favorite no-load mutual funds is planning to close to new investors soon.

BBH Core Select (symbol BBTEX), a member of the Kiplinger 25, will close to new investors soon. The fund's sponsor, Brown Brothers Harriman, announced on October 17 that the large-company stock fund will shut when assets hit $3.5 billion. The fund currently holds about $3.3 billion in assets.

No doubt investors were drawn by the fund's stellar track record, both long- and short-term. Over the past ten years, Core Select returned 9.5% annualized, beating Standard & Poor's 500-stock index by an average of 2.0 percentage points per year. Year-to-date, the fund returned 19.3%, topping the index by 1.6 points (results are through October 16).

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Nellie S. Huang
Senior Associate Editor, Kiplinger's Personal Finance

Nellie joined Kiplinger in August 2011 after a seven-year stint in Hong Kong. There, she worked for the Wall Street Journal Asia, where as lifestyle editor, she launched and edited Scene Asia, an online guide to food, wine, entertainment and the arts in Asia. Prior to that, she was an editor at Weekend Journal, the Friday lifestyle section of the Wall Street Journal Asia. Kiplinger isn't Nellie's first foray into personal finance: She has also worked at SmartMoney (rising from fact-checker to senior writer), and she was a senior editor at Money.