You have to look at the overall charging structure. All things being equal low charges are better.Also how do 1% and 1.5% fees compare to managed funds,some managed funds seem to have quite low charges .75% to 1%
It is possible to get into all funds for a 0% up-front cost if a person uses the service of a fee-based broker (except for the fee of course!!).
Is there better information available on the performance of the Quinn Life freeway funds then the graphs on the website
Eaglestar,Hibernia etc etc all have yearly percentage growth charts for there funds,all I can see for quinn direct are 2 figures. a yearly average and a cumalative figure
Also how do 1% and 1.5% fees compare to managed funds,some managed funds seem to have quite low charges .75% to 1%
Eh? Do index trackers have fund managers?their charges pay the fund managers, who I'm sure are having a few sleepless nights lately!
Their investment funds are not term life policies so this charge does not apply to regular contribution investments. This charge applies only to fixed term life assurance policies (e.g. general or mortgage protection life assurance).From the Quinn life website:
Page 10
"There is a transaction charge of €3.81 per month for regular premium Term Life policies".
Bit of a "hidden charge" here???
Eh? Do index trackers have fund managers?
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