Investing in India

Does anyone know of any funds investing in India that don't charge extortionate fees?

The ones Ive seen are all in the 4-5% range which are a rip off.

This is one for us long term investors out there. A regular monthly payment into an India fund for the next 20 years could make one very rich.

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article10786.html

Eagle Star savings plan investing in their India Equity fund, which itself aims to track the performance of the MSCI India Index by investing in an ETF.

We have a version of this plan with 100% allocation, no bid/offer spread, no policy fee, 1.5% annual management charge, 1% if you start with a lump sum of €7,500 or more, early exit penalties in the first 5 years.

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This is a very good Indian forum about investing. I am sure you'll find answers to your questions there.

rabobank have indian funds. Its free entry for the year and i think .75% on exit.

You can also spreadbet on the index too instead.