You invest $100,000 in an ETF. Its investment return is 5% and expense ratio is 0.11%. What is the return that you have generated?
not sure if you need return in $ of %. I have provided both -
Amount invested = | 100000 | ||
Return on investment @5% = | 5000 | ||
Expense ratio @ .11%= 100000*.11% | 110 | ||
Net return = 5000-110 | 4890 | ||
Therefore net return = | 4890 | ||
Net return % = 4890/100000 | 4.89% |
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