When the market is rising, many people begin investing for the first time.
During rising markets, advisers may refer to solid investment gains, and other reasons that make a 1% or higher yearly advice charge on your funds appear appropriate.
But a percentage-based cost often between one-half (0.5%) and one-and-a-half (1.5%) taken from your funds year after year to pay for advice is not little. It can mean you are giving up a substantial amount.
We provide figures to help you decide if your current costs are fair value - or if they are an accumulating negative take from your investments year on year.
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