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Probably dumb Trustnet chart question

Cus
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Do trustnet charts of common funds (e.g. lifestrategy 80) take into account the annual fees you have to pay?
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You can assume that the returns are net of fees, aka charges included."If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes” Warren Buffett
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It depends which annual fees you are referring to. They don't include the fees you may pay your account provider, but they do include the fees incurred within the fund.
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Thanks. The ocf fee of 0.22% for the lifestrategy 80 is what I refer to.0
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Cus said:Thanks. The ocf fee of 0.22% for the lifestrategy 80 is what I refer to.
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