Dhirendra Kumar explains how expense ratio works in direct & regular plans and what should one choose
If I am to invest a heavy amount in mutual fund(s), should I choose direct plan over regular plan? Should the expense ratio make a significant difference in long term returns?
- Prem, Delhi
This article was originally published on January 20, 2017.
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