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High expense ratio erodes mutual funds' net return, so monitor cost

If your distributor suggests moving from a low- to a high-cost fund, question the rationale of the move

Sanjay Kumar Singh New Delhi
Mutual funds, MF, Mutual fund
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When choosing a fund, pay attention to the expense ratio. (Photo: Shutterstock)

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has come out with a consultation paper recommends changes to the way the total expense ratio (TER) of mutual funds is calculated and charged. The paper also seeks to curb malpractices linked to expense ratios.
Investors, on their part, need to be cognizant of the role expense ratio should play in fund selection, and remain vigilant against malpractices.  
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First Published: May 26 2023 | 7:15 PM IST

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