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Adam

27 Feb 2024

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Do ETF total return values/charts include expense ratios?

Do total return charts for ETFs include expense ratio? Are they subtracted from total return percentage? Basically I would like to have a chart that includes dividend reinvestment and expense ratio of the ETF for fair comparison of different ETFs.

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Choon Yuan Chan

04 Mar 2024

Check the product brochure

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Nigel

29 Feb 2024

You can get these informations on FSM

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