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My S&S ISA Journey - A Funds Diary

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  • mike88
    mike88 Posts: 573 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    I wonder how this portfolio is getting on?
    Take my advice at your peril.
  • fairleads
    fairleads Posts: 595 Forumite
    Coeus wrote: »
    INITIAL INVESTMENT

    FUND NAME
    SECTOR
    % OF PORTFOLIO -- TER

    Standard Life Inv UK Equity Unconstrained (Accumulation)
    UK All Companies---- 15.0%
    1.90%
    First State Global Resources (Accumulation)
    Specialist
    15.0%
    1.59%
    Chelverton UK Equity Income (Accumulation)
    UK Equity Income -- 15.0%
    1.25%
    Prudential Growth Accumulation (Active Managed)
    Active Managed ---- 25.0%
    1.71%
    Newton Real Return (Class A) (Income)
    Absolute Return ---- 30.0%
    1.62%

    REGULAR INVESTMENT

    FUND NAME
    SECTOR
    % OF PORTFOLIO - TER

    CF Amati UK Smaller Companies (Accumulation)
    UK Smaller Companies –
    12.5%
    1.62%
    MFM Techinvest Technology (Accumulation)
    Technology and Telecoms
    12.5%
    1.60%
    Standard Life Inv UK Equity Unconstrained (Accumulation)
    UK All Companies
    12.5%
    1.90%
    First State Global Emerging Markets Sustainability (Accumulation)- Global Emerging Markets –
    12.5%
    1.87%
    First State Global Resources (Accumulation)
    Specialist
    12.5%
    1.59%
    Chelverton UK Equity Income (Accumulation)
    UK Equity Income –
    12.5%
    1.25%
    Prudential Growth Accumulation (Active Managed)
    Active Managed
    12.5%
    1.71%
    Baillie Gifford Managed (Accumulation)
    Balanced Managed –
    12.5%
    1.53%

    Nice portfolio but fund manco fees can have a significantly negative effect on final portfolio value. For example it is not unusual to find that during the final contributing years the manco fees can eclipse the value of contributions, including the tax rebates, that are made in say the last 3 to 5 contributing years before you retire. So as you gain experience it can pay you to reduce those manco fees by slowly re-allocating some of the portfolio into individual shares. I know its not the easiest of tasks but a well balanced portfolio of good quality shares can provide a 20% increase in the final value of your retirement pot compared to one that comprises 100% collective investments.
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