Most companies would be between 0.75% to 1% for a decent sized lump-sum.
There would be a set-up fee charged by the advisor for setting the policy up on a nil commission basis.
No, the OP asked what management fee would be payable on most funds.
lored said:does anyone know who operates the cheapest unit linked funds?
South said:So I answered the question.
CCOVICH said:What would the fee payable to an advisor be on a lump sum of €5,000? €10,000?
Bear in mind the OP hasn't mentioned whether they are looking for a regular payment or lump sum investment.
The charge for a lump-sum as small as €5,000 would be commensurate with the amount of work involved, probably about €100, so the saving on fund management charge could more than make up for the cost after about 2 years.
There are only four Quinn Funds available at 1% and one of these is Cash and one is Long Bond, so you are certainly not comparing like with like.
The question was about Management Fees, as I said we would usually get < 1% for our clients, about 0.5% for an indexed fund (which all Quinn Funds are).
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