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How will CPF investors benefit from the reduced Total Expense Ratio (TER) caps?
Expenses on investment have a significant impact on returns. Hence, reducing Total Expense Ratio caps will lower the expenses that CPF investors have to bear and increase a fund's per-unit net asset value. This will enable CPF members who have invested in the fund to accumulate their retirement savings faster.
The following example illustrates the impact of expense ratio:
Amount invested: $10,000 over 30 years, with annual return of 5%1
Total expense ratio of the Fund decreases from 1.95% to 1.75%
Savings = $1,475 (or 6% more in his retirement savings)
| Expense Ratio of 1.95% | Expense Ratio of 1.75% | |
| Net investment value after 30 years | $24,629 | $26,104 |
| Savings | $1,475 |
1 Assumes no front end load
This information is sourced from CPF.
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