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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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Yes that is taken into account within the charts, but if the fund in question has more than one unit class you would need to make sure you have the correct one selected as the OCF will vary between them.Cus said:Thanks. The ocf fee of 0.22% for the lifestrategy 80 is what I refer to.
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