One common issue people tell me is that Zerodha charges Rs 75 per quarter or Rs 300 per year (+ GST) as charges. So these fixed charges seem like a lot to many people. I agree, for some people these charges are high. I do not mind paying this for multiple reasons.
1. I like Zerodha in general. They are reliable. 2. My portfolio is big enough to ignore these charges 3. Other apps charge you on both buy and sell of stocks, whereas Zerodha only puts charges when selling
Another query I recently saw is for Mutual Funds. If you want to buy Mutual Funds using Zerodha, you need to open a Demat account and still pay charges. To avoid this you can go to the AMC website directly and buy mutual funds OR you may go to other apps which currently do not charge for this eg: Groww.
Got any more questions or doubts? Feel free to discuss with me here.
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One common issue people tell me is that Zerodha charges Rs 75 per quarter or Rs 300 per year (+ GST) as charges. So these fixed charges seem like a lot to many people. I agree, for some people these charges are high. I do not mind paying this for multiple reasons.
1. I like Zerodha in general. They are reliable.
2. My portfolio is big enough to ignore these charges
3. Other apps charge you on both buy and sell of stocks, whereas Zerodha only puts charges when selling
Another query I recently saw is for Mutual Funds. If you want to buy Mutual Funds using Zerodha, you need to open a Demat account and still pay charges. To avoid this you can go to the AMC website directly and buy mutual funds OR you may go to other apps which currently do not charge for this eg: Groww.
Got any more questions or doubts? Feel free to discuss with me here.
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