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Asked on 26 Oct 2018

How is expense ratio being paid when investing in ETF? For ETF which pays dividend, if the the expense ratio is deducted from the dividend. What about those ETFs that don't pay dividend?

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Frankie Rappaport

Frankie Rappaport

Level 10. Unicorn

Updated on 17 Feb 2020

It is taken from the NAV, every day a tiny slice for all of these.

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/071816/how-are-etf-fees-deducted.asp

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Nicholes Wong, Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

Nicholes Wong, Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

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Answered on 26 Oct 2018

They take from the ETF assets if im not wrong. So ETF with no dividend same.

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