Vanguard mutual fund company lowers fees on index mutual funds

Vanguard is famous for its low investment expenses but now the deal gets even better. 
The Wall Street Journal reports that Vanguard is lowering the minimum investments needed to qualify for admiral shares which charge lower expenses than the regular investor class of funds. Instead of $10,000 minimum to qualify for lower expense ratios, one only need to invest $3,000. The new lower fees apply to 38 index mutual funds.
Details at: https://investornews.vanguard/our-index-funds-changed-investing-forever-now-were-making-them-even-better/