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Regular vs Direct Mutual Fund Schemes

Mutual fund investment guide

Mutual fund schemes are available in two variants: Direct and Regular.

Direct Plans

    • No distributor commission
    • Lower expense ratio
    • Higher long-term compounding potential

Regular Plans:

    • Invested through advisor/distributor
    • Slightly higher expense ratio
    • Includes professional advisory support

The underlying portfolio remains identical in both versions. The difference lies only in cost structure.

Over long investment periods, even a small difference in expense ratio can significantly impact wealth creation due to compounding.

Investors comfortable managing portfolios independently may prefer direct plans. Those seeking professional guidance may choose regular plans.The right choice depends on whether advisory value justifies the additional cost.

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