Anonymous

22 Dec 2021

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General Investing

Expense ratio / management fees of etf

Is expense ratio same as management fees of etf?

how is expense ratio of etf deducted from the fund? Say, the etf priced at $1. can someone show the calculation?

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Planner Bee

24 Dec 2021

Hello Shaun, expense ratio is inclusive of management fees. Here's the link to our explaination: https://plannerbee.co/finance-glossary/#ac_expe...

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Wrong Sean

23 Dec 2021

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/071816...

Management fees are a part of the expense ratio. There are usually other expenses for running the ETF included in the expense ratio.

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Tan Choong Hwee

23 Dec 2021

Solutions Specialist at Providend

Expense ratio includes management fees and other admin fees, so it is a super set.

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