I'm about to put some money into funds. Probably about 5-7k now, and then smaller ongoing monthly additions. Originally I have been looking at the Quinn Life Freeway - all very simple and straightforward - but I have recently seen the Rabo ones too and I'm now confused as to which one to pick.
I understand the Rabo fees are higher (roughly 2.75% if your investment doesn't move) but I also know they are actively managed funds, whereas the Freeway funds try to track the market. Higher charges are ok if they have a better chance of making larger gains. Do you think this is the case?
I'm not so concerned with risk I'm looking for max growth - so was planning on splitting between three funds: China, Latin America, and Emerging Markets. I have not really taken a good look into the Rabo alternatives yet.
Charges aside, which one is better in your opinion, and why?
- Which ones performs better on average (Or which ones has the best performing funds?)
- Which one has the better website / interface for managing your investments?
Any other opinions appreciated.
Thanks
I understand the Rabo fees are higher (roughly 2.75% if your investment doesn't move) but I also know they are actively managed funds, whereas the Freeway funds try to track the market. Higher charges are ok if they have a better chance of making larger gains. Do you think this is the case?
I'm not so concerned with risk I'm looking for max growth - so was planning on splitting between three funds: China, Latin America, and Emerging Markets. I have not really taken a good look into the Rabo alternatives yet.
Charges aside, which one is better in your opinion, and why?
- Which ones performs better on average (Or which ones has the best performing funds?)
- Which one has the better website / interface for managing your investments?
Any other opinions appreciated.
Thanks