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Do you pay money manager fees based on a percentage of assets under management?
BLOOOMBERG NEWS Hedge Funds Below Mark | A report from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which measured nine hedge fund strategies, found that all were below their so-called high water marks, which hedge funds use to calculate manager fees, Financial News reports.
If the employer has set things up with an asset manager, fees on index funds can still be higher than if you did it yourself.
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The super-cheapies are AJ Bell's YouInvest, Charles Stanley Direct and Cavendish Online, charging around 0.2%-0.25% a year to manage your money before the specific fund manager fee.
The trick for DIY investors is to buy through an online seller, pay the 0.75% manager fee and the platform fee of 0.25% but try to get the 0.5% adviser fee back into your fund, and scout around for managers who charge less than 0.75%.
"The one percent to two percent portfolio manager fee is unwarranted, especially when portfolio managers don't outperform the market consistently and don't provide smaller clients with the right amount of attention".
Alternative-asset managers' fees tend to be a lot higher.
Clients would face a lot of opposition if they tried to restrict managers' fees.
Fund managers' fees have always eaten into investors returns; ETFs were a splendid way of letting investors keep more of their money.
The Equity Gilt Study looks at the market as a whole: retail investors pay fund managers fees to do better than that.
The trustee itself can only take money from the account to pay investors wanting to sell units and for fund managers' fees.
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