Sentences with phrase «much higher management fees»

A fund that has much higher management fees than its peers will probably stay that way — its costs aren't likely to go down.

Mutual funds have much higher management fees than index funds and almost always will make you less money over longer periods of time.

Not exact matches

Its flagship fund, the Medallion fund, is known to charge much higher: a 5 % management fee, and 44 % cut of the profits.

Alternatively, working with a high - quality asset management company that charged no more than 1.50 % in per annum in management fees but who provided the white - glove service that made comprehensive tax, estate, and portfolio planning easier, might have made it possible to achieve financial independence and multi-generational wealth much more quickly.

What all this boils down to is that present NBA club management is perfectly willing to let Marion join the fraternity, but the initiation fee — in terms of several years of struggle to assemble a respectable team — may be much higher than even a St. Louis millionaire anticipated.

High Interest savings accounts offered through discount brokers currently offer an yield of 1.25 %, which is pretty much exactly the same as XFR's yield of 1.46 % less the management fee of 0.20 %.

Making late payments could allow creditors to opt of out of the debt management plan, which could mean you'll revert to the much higher interest rates and fees that you were trying to escape in the first place.

5 And if we take away the low - cost index funds, what's left are the active managers, whose investment management fees are much higher.

If you buy mutual funds through a bank or mutual fund sales specialist (as many investors do), you're likely going to be charged management fees (or MERs) well above 2 % — but for investors just starting out, those high fees aren't going to make much of an impact on their fledgling portfolio.

Second, when a hedge fund charges excessive management fees, which are based on size of assets under management, rather than performance fees which are based on how much money they make for you, a hedge fund manager tends to focus more on growing AUM rather than generating the highest possible risk adjusted returns.

Then the funds they can buy in Europe, for example, have both much higher management and trading fees.

This causes many to pay high management fees and give too much control over their retirement portfolio to outsiders.

In totality active management fees are much higher than you think.