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Nest Pension & New Vanguard Charges - Other options?
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It is. Each Vanguard fund has an inbuilt charge, the OCF as you refer to. It is paid within the fund by Vanguard adjusting the unit price to extract their percentage.Hal17 said:
Thank you for confirming that. I assumed that the £4.00 per month was in addition to the Ongoing Charge (OCF) of 0.14% and 0.22% shown against the two funds in my Daughters Vanguard Pension.QrizB said:
The £48 is the floor on their platform fee. There's no circumstance where you pay £48 plus 0.15%.engagedandopen said:£48 per year on £14k is 0.34%. Add in 0.15% for Vanguard's platform fee.
In addition there will be a platform charge levied by the company administering the pension on your behalf.
With the Vanguard platform that charge is 0.15% with a floor of £48 and a ceiling of £365.1 -
Thank you, I fully understand the charges now. Your explanation matches exactly what I just found on the Vanguard site. Time to update my spreadsheet and see where we go. Thanks again.AlanP_2 said:
It is. Each Vanguard fund has an inbuilt charge, the OCF as you refer to. It is paid within the fund by Vanguard adjusting the unit price to extract their percentage.Hal17 said:
Thank you for confirming that. I assumed that the £4.00 per month was in addition to the Ongoing Charge (OCF) of 0.14% and 0.22% shown against the two funds in my Daughters Vanguard Pension.QrizB said:
The £48 is the floor on their platform fee. There's no circumstance where you pay £48 plus 0.15%.engagedandopen said:£48 per year on £14k is 0.34%. Add in 0.15% for Vanguard's platform fee.
In addition there will be a platform charge levied by the company administering the pension on your behalf.
With the Vanguard platform that charge is 0.15% with a floor of £48 and a ceiling of £365.0
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