The costs involved in mutual funds can be broadly classified into entry loads, exit loads, and the expense ratio. Entry and exit loads are one-time costs charged as a percentage of investments made or encashed, while the expense ratio covers ongoing costs like management fees, transfer agent fees, custodian fees, and other operating expenses. It is important to understand these costs as they impact the overall returns earned from mutual fund investments.

1. An article by A Srilakshmi The costs involved in mutual funds

2. The costs involved in mutual funds can be broadly classified into two categories: Entry load Exit load These are one-time costs incurred when you enter or exit a fund, and are charged as a percentage of your investment/encashment amount.

4. Why costs matter

5. How to determine fund costs?