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Choosing where to invest pension payments

Hi

I've been moved to a new pension provider at work and they give a limited list of funds to choose from.
Most of which are funds of funds.

Does anyone know if the "Yearly fund charges" applies to the whole fund of funds and includes all charges. Or is that just for the fund of funds and there are also the charges on each of the constituent funds?

Thanks Jon

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  • badger09
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    jon-w wrote: »
    Hi

    I've been moved to a new pension provider at work and they give a limited list of funds to choose from.
    Most of which are funds of funds.

    Does anyone know if the "Yearly fund charges" applies to the whole fund of funds and includes all charges. Or is that just for the fund of funds and there are also the charges on each of the constituent funds?

    Thanks Jon

    Fund of Funds show the charge for holding it; there is no separate charge for holding each individual component.
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