What do your ETFs cost per year?
Every fund charges a yearly fee, the TER (total expense ratio). It is taken from the fund's assets, so you never see it on your statement. The portfolio check adds it up for you.
What TER means
TER is the yearly cost of a fund as a percentage of the money invested. A TER of 0.20% on 10,000 EUR is about 20 EUR per year.
What the check shows you
- Weighted average TER of your funds, and what that means per 10,000 EUR a year.
- TER per fund, so you see where the cost comes from.
- Plus overlap, diversification and country breakdown in the same report.
If TER data is missing for some funds, the report says so and shows no portfolio average.
How it works
- Upload screenshots or a PDF from your broker, or add ETFs by name or ISIN.
- Check the matched funds and weights.
- Get your report in about a minute.
No account needed. A calculation of your own inputs. Not investment advice and not a recommendation.