High expense ratio eats out on the return.
Not exact matches
And when it does get invested, another huge chunk gets
eaten up by the unit trust's «
expense ratio» — often as
high as 1 - 3 % of your investment amount every year.
A
high expense ratio can
eat into your returns.
The
expense ratio could
eat up every bit of a fund's yield, or the manager might decide to gun for
higher - yielding (and often
higher - risk) stocks to offset the fund's built - in
expense disadvantage.
A
high expense ratio will
eat into your profits.
Also, for the same reasons, putting money in a
high -
expense ratio fund will
eat at your future earnings at a much
higher rate than what a «low» figure of 1,24 % suggests.