The expense ratio is the annual fee charged by a mutual fund company to manage your investment. A lower expense ratio means higher returns.
Invest directly with the mutual fund company, bypassing intermediaries. Direct plans have lower expense ratios, resulting in higher returns.
Invest through intermediaries like financial advisors or banks. Regular plans have higher expense ratios due to commissions, resulting in lower returns.
Compare the expense ratios of the top 5 flexi-cap mutual funds in direct and regular plans to make informed investment decisions.
1. Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund: Regular - 1.32%, Direct - 0.57% 2. HDFC Flexi Cap Fund: Regular - 1.51%, Direct - 0.81% 3. Kotak Flexicap Fund: Regular - 1.48%, Direct - 0.63% 4. UTI Flexi Cap Fund: Regular - 1.66%, Direct - 0.9% 5. SBI Flexi Cap Fund: Regular - 1.69%, Direct - 0.85%
Choose direct mutual fund plans for lower expense ratios and higher returns. Start investing wisely for a brighter financial future!
This content is for educational purposes only. Consult a financial expert before making investment decisions. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.