Why DIRECT funds are more profitable compared to REGULAR mutual funds? Financial advice! SST Ep03 - YouTube

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Welcome all into the fourth episode of the smart stock tip.
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Like every time this episode will tell you how you can save your lakhs of rupees
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or say you can earn lakhs of Rupees extra
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by investing in mutual funds if you know this small thing.
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In today's video, I will tell you the difference between direct and regular Mutual Funds
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why most people consider a direct mutual fund a better option
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And how you can invest in direct mutual funds?
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And the most important thing is how you will identify if the fund you are investing in is direct or regular?
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One thing is clear that investing in regular mutual funds is expensive
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And it's a little more profitable for companies and distributors.
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That's why when a company promotes its Mutual Fund or when a distributor comes to you
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along with mutual fund advice, he is 99.99% trying to sell you regular Mutual Fund
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This is not a wrong thing but if you know the difference between regular and direct before investing
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Then that's what we called awareness. And if you also want to be JAGRUK JANTA
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Then you can support us by buying our merchandise
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We have the same thing printed on our t-shirt 'we know what you don't tell us
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This means we know all the stuff which you don't want to tell us.
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First, let's talk about regular Mutual Fund. So the story starts before 2013
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When there was no such thing as direct Mutual Funds. In those times as you invest in shares now
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You have to open a Demat account, after that a broker from which you have opened your account
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Will take a brokerage fee on the purchase of shares. Similarly while buying Mutual Fund,
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you were to pay distributors Commission
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Because you never used to buy Mutual Funds directly, a distributor on your behalf
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was used to go to mutual fund house, finish the paperwork and then
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finally used to start your investment in a mutual fund.
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So in exchange of this, he used to charge distributors fee from you.
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you don't have to pay distributors fee separately.
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it is just a part of your mutual fund's expense ratio
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Means for example if the expense ratio of your Mutual Fund is 2% and the distributor's fee can be 1% in it
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And as I have told you in the third episode of a smart stock tip
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1% difference in expense ratio can lead to loss of lakhs of rupees. How?
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So if 2 mutual funds have an expense ratio of 1.29% and 2.15% respectively
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And you have put in the SIP of 5000 in both of them for 25 years,
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Whose rate of return is 12%. So after 25 years, mutual fund A which has an expense ratio of 1.29%
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will get you 11 lakh rupees more than mutual fund B which has an expense ratio of 2.15%
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only this much difference comes in direct and regular plan because
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while investing in a direct mutual fund you save around 1%-1.5% of the distributor fee
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This means you can save around 10-11 lakh rupees according to the above example.
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And because every mutual fund is not tax saving Mutual Fund,
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So you should consider that there will be a tax on your whole income and
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Inflation will also affect your income because after 25 years expensiveness will be at a peak
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And with that, if you will give the distributors commission of 10 to 11 lakh
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Then your income will significantly go down
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I am not discouraging buying mutual funds from a distributor
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But if you have an option to save your own money then you should know about it.
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This distributors commission of 1%-1.5% may seem less to you
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Because you are thinking that I will invest around 1 lakh rupees in 1 year
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On which I have to give the commission of 1000 or 1500 rupees
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But you are forgetting that you have to pay this commission every year from your total investment
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and you also have to pay the same on the profit over your investment
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So if your investment is compound then your commission will also increase by compounding
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Now you understood that direct mutual fund is beneficial for you
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And now you are willing to invest in direct mutual fund then, how to do it?
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So friends there are certain apps in the market
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that gives you the option to invest in a mutual fund without brokerage
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To invest in the share market you need a brokerage firm
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And Brokerage firm charges a brokerage fees from you whenever you invest in shares.
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But if you open a Demat account through 'Zerodha', invest in shares, then you have to pay zero brokerage.
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Means totally free and if you are a beginner in investing,
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then you will be provided 7 investing courses for free from 'Zerodha'
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if you open your Demat account through the link given in the description
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