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  • News From Press How to track your Mutual fund expense ratio in the wake of new Sebi decision

    How to track your Mutual fund expense ratio in the wake of new Sebi decision

    Source: Financial Express Oct 19, 2018

    Any customer will be bothered about the expenses she is being charged for a product. In the mutual fund industry, the issue of expenses has come to the fore once again with the Sebi board meeting decision on revised lower expenses. We will discuss here, the relevance of mutual fund expense ratios.

    How to track?

    After the Sebi Circular dated June 5, 2018, asset management companies (AMCs) prominently disclose the expense ratio on their websites, on a daily basis. Earlier, though AMCs were required to disclose it on their websites, it was not as prominent and the data was not as detailed. The data on the website can now be easily downloaded and the history can be tracked.

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    1 Comment
    Prashant · 5 years ago `
    This is the only tool to misguide people by showing them that the low cost is better to make higher returns. This is tumbuk. From last so many years even after 2.5% cost people made huge money better than any other asset class than why cost so important. It is because they do not have any other weapon to take away business from the distributors but it is a clear case of misselling by them. By this logic all the branded companies should be stopped from selling expensive articles like clothing, cars, etc..
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