Financial literacy for employees
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OpenEmployee money guide
Understand mutual fund NAV, expense ratio, and why cost matters for long-term investors.
NAV is the per-unit value of a mutual fund scheme. Expense ratio is the annual cost charged by the fund, which affects investor returns over time.
NAV is calculated from the value of fund assets minus liabilities, divided by units. A low NAV does not automatically mean a better fund.
Expense ratio is deducted from fund assets. Over long periods, higher costs can reduce compounding.
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ReadNo. NAV level by itself does not indicate fund quality or cheapness.
Reviewed by the Saventh Financial Literacy Team. Educational information for Indian employees — not personalised advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risk. Saventh AMFI ARN 324457.
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