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How expensive is your fund house?

Keeping an eye on expense ratio is important because money saved is money earned

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Sanjay Kumar Singh
While it may  be justifiable to pay a higher expense ratio in a fund that outperforms, you should definitely exit one whose performance is below par while expenses are above the median.

Cost tips
  • Keeping an eye on expense ratio is important because money saved is money earned
  • Fund houses charge the expense ratio irrespective of performance, even in years when they give negative returns
  • It may be okay to pay a higher expense ratio in an equity fund that is an outperformer
  • But, in debt funds, where the returns are usually in single digit, a low expense ratio becomes crucial: You don’t want

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