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Mutual fund fee impact calculator

Compare a projected investment balance before and after an annual expense ratio.

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Your result

Balance before fund fee38,696.84
Balance after stated fee32,071.35
Estimated fee impact6,625.49

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How to calculate

Compare a projected investment balance before and after an annual expense ratio.

Balance before fund fee = initial*(1+gross/100)^years; Balance after stated fee = initial*(1+(gross-fee)/100)^years; Estimated fee impact = initial*(1+gross/100)^years-initial*(1+(gross-fee)/100)^years

Worked example

Initial investment: 10000; Gross annual return (%): 7; Annual expense ratio (%): 1; Years: 20.

Balance before fund fee: 38,696.84 ; Balance after stated fee: 32,071.35 ; Estimated fee impact: 6,625.49 .

Assumptions and limits

Uses a simplified net-return subtraction and excludes contributions, taxes, trading costs and changing returns.

Results are rounded for display; calculations use unrounded values. Read our calculation methodology.

Understanding the result

Compare a projected investment balance before and after an annual expense ratio. The displayed figures use the inputs and formula shown on this page.

When this tool is useful

Use the mutual fund fee impact to compare a scenario, check an estimate, or verify a manual calculation.

Understanding your inputs

InputWhat to enter
Initial investmentEnter a number of at least 0.000001 and no more than 1000000000000.
Gross annual return (%)Enter a number of at least -99 and no more than 100.
Annual expense ratio (%)Enter a number of at least 0 and no more than 20.
YearsEnter a number of at least 0 and no more than 100.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check before using the mutual fund fee impact result?

Uses a simplified net-return subtraction and excludes contributions, taxes, trading costs and changing returns.

Is this mutual fund fee impact result exact?

It is exact for the stated mathematical model and entered values. Real-world results can differ when rates, timing, fees, definitions or measurement conditions differ.