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no347nqP3
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Hi
Just wondering if my Pension charges sound to high for a quilter via Pensionlite currently charging
overall 1.45 % annually .
Appreciate advice please
Just wondering if my Pension charges sound to high for a quilter via Pensionlite currently charging
overall 1.45 % annually .
Appreciate advice please
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Hard to say without more detail about how that figure is broken down and what you get for it - it presumably includes adviser charges as well as platform and fund ones? How much is the pension worth?no347nqP3 said:Hi
Just wondering if my Pension charges sound to high for a quilter via Pensionlite currently charging
overall 1.45 % annually .
Appreciate advice please0 -
pension worth £226,000
Charge breakdown
Quilter charge 0.24%
Advice Charge 0.74%
Asset Manager Charge 0.47%0 -
Fund charges would typically be made up of OCF, TC & IC. Most people ignore TC & IC and focus on the OCF. However, advisers and platforms are required to include them in their disclosures.no347nqP3 said:pension worth £226,000
Charge breakdown
Quilter charge 0.24%
Advice Charge 0.74%
Asset Manager Charge 0.47%
Quilter is not the cheapest but its in the ballpark. Advice charge is not out of sync for £226k. Fund changes will depend on what you and your adviser have agreed on. i.e. if you instructed them to go passive (low cost), active (higher cost) or hybrid (a combination of the two). If you have gone ethical or ESG then fund costs are usually a bit higher.
I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
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