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lavenzo
post Jan 11 2019, 04:15 PM

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hi, tat day i went to bank for FD and suddenly a guy came to approach me and introduce me unit trust, he asked to buy a fund and he said management fee is only 3%.

is that 3% consider high? can i buy fund myself instead of through agent? if i buy myself need management fee?
lavenzo
post Jan 11 2019, 04:41 PM

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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Jan 11 2019, 04:39 PM)
very high. we here 1.75% max. min 0.5%
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actually how is the management fee works? sorry new here. if i put 20k to buy a fund means the agent will suck 3% of 20k? remaining to buy the fund?

and the 3% is charged every year? or every time i buy a fund?

so if my fund return 4% profit after 1st year eventually i earn 1% only?

This post has been edited by lavenzo: Jan 11 2019, 04:43 PM
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post Jan 11 2019, 07:21 PM

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QUOTE(Gabriel03 @ Jan 11 2019, 07:10 PM)
Are you sure that he said management fee? I think that agents only talk about sales charge which is a one time thing. Normally, agents or banks charges up to 5.5% of sales charges (depending on the TnC of the fund). The sales charges gives the commission to your agent. So, if it's 3% of sales charge, maybe it's a promotion? Only online platform like FSM and eunittrust charges cheaper. Only sales charges is not taken into account in your fund's return.

For the annual management fee of the fund, the money is taken on daily basis (working days). If the management fee is 1 % per year and you hold 20k of the fund, then everyday, you'll get charged 1%/365 X 20k. You don't normally notice money being taken out as your fund value fluctuate also with the market sentiment.

The fund's return already taken into account all the fees like management fee, trustee fee, etc. If it's 4%, then you get 4%.
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oh? but the msg he sent me indeed stated:

Management fee is only 3%, no exit fee

like that.

 

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