Did you know that an expense ratio can lead to thousands in savings? Learn how expense ratios are calculated and where to look for low expense ratios.

When someone discusses how expensive a fund is, they’re referring to the expense ratio. Here’s how expense ratios work and what makes a good expense ratio.

How expense ratios work The expense ratio represents the total percentage of a fund’s assets used for administrative and operational expenses.

A high expense ratio or low expense ratio does not necessarily suggest that a scheme is good. A good fund has a low expense ratio provided it delivers good returns.

An expense ratio is an annual amount charged to investors by a brokerage for the cost of running the ETF or mutual fund. Find out how the money is used and calculated.

Saving a few basis points on expenses is nice, but the critical issue is finding an ETF that does what you want it to do.

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How Does Expense Ratio Work? An ETF expense ratio is the price of membership into the fund. Some funds have costs like load fees, early redemptions and other transaction costs, but the expense ...