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Regular vs direct mutual funds: Higher expense ratio isn’t the only drawback; what else investors should know
Regular and direct mutual fund plans invest in the same underlying securities with the same investment objective and fund manager. The key difference is that the fund in a regular plan is managed by ...
A small annual expense difference can compound into a material long-term gap. Direct and regular plans generally invest in ...
The direct tax-to-GDP (Gross Domestic Product) ratio reached an all time high of 6.11 per cent at the end of FY23, detailed data released on Tuesday by Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) showed. The ...
Regular and direct mutual fund plans invest in the same underlying securities, have the same investment objective and are managed by the same fund manager. The key difference is that regular plans are ...
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