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Ratio de gastos de gestión (MER)

MER is the annual fee charged by a fund, shown as a percentage of your invested balance.

Por qué importa

Small fee differences can meaningfully reduce long-term returns, especially over decades.

Ejemplo simple

If two funds return the same before fees, the one with a 0.20% MER usually leaves you with more than one with a 1.50% MER over time.

Errores comunes

  • Looking only at past performance and ignoring ongoing costs.
  • Assuming high fees always mean better management.
  • Comparing funds with very different objectives as if fees were the only factor.

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¿Qué significa Ratio de gastos de gestión (MER)?

MER is the annual fee charged by a fund, shown as a percentage of your invested balance.

¿Por qué importa Ratio de gastos de gestión (MER)?

Small fee differences can meaningfully reduce long-term returns, especially over decades.

¿Cuál es un ejemplo simple de Ratio de gastos de gestión (MER)?

If two funds return the same before fees, the one with a 0.20% MER usually leaves you with more than one with a 1.50% MER over time.

¿Cuál es un error común con Ratio de gastos de gestión (MER)?

Los errores comunes incluyen: Looking only at past performance and ignoring ongoing costs. Assuming high fees always mean better management. Comparing funds with very different objectives as if fees were the only factor.