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Barrilicious

11 Jun 2022

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Endowus Fund Smart Expense Ratio

Anyone knows if there's a complete list that we can glance of the net expense ratio?

This link endowus.com/investment-funds-list does not allow filtering of expense ratio

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Tan Choong Hwee

11 Jun 2022

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The link does allow you to sort according to expense ratio, just select the "Fees" tab and sort the list based on "Net fund-level fees", which is effectively net expense ratio, equal to TER - Trailer fee rebates.

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