Anonymous

21 May 2019

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How does annual fee work? lets assume 1% annual management fee of the equity that i buy and 0.5% platform fee. If I DCA 1000 dollars for 12 months vs lump sum 12k on January. is the fee same assuming no sales charge?

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Gabriel Tham

20 May 2019

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Assuming the fee is charged on an annual basis, then both will be same.

However, there are some that charge on quarterly basis, so the AUM fee is 1%/4

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