• The compounding factor: make your money work for you by generating earnings which are further reinvested to generate their own earnings.
• Market timing becomes redundant: invest wisely across market cycles, reducing the impact of volatility.
• Converting goals to reality: a long term, disciplined and systematic approach to investments can help investors realise their financial goals.
  

An Asset Management Company (AMC) that spends on the upkeep of a mutual fund is measured as the expense ratio of a fund. The fees of the advisor, record-keeping, legal expenses, accounting, auditing fees etc. are what make up an expense ratio. Higher churning of portfolio leads to higher costs. It is an expense borne by the investor and is deducted from the investment. For example if you have invested Rs. 100 and the expense ratio of the fund is 1.25, then your investment is Rs. 98.75. Lower expense ratio means that higher amount is available for investment.

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