In that case, an annual or quarterly fee would make more sense, IMO

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Jan 23, 2017
10:00:23pm

Rogue Gunner All-American

In that case, an annual or quarterly fee would make more sense, IMO

Again, not seeing how investing $2X takes twice as much work as investing $X.

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Rogue Gunner

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Can someone in the financial advising industry share a reasonable justification

1/23/17 9:33pm

Don't want to deal with managing money & takes emotion out of it

Gcouga

1/23/17 9:43pm

Also do it yourself investors who basically set it and forget it see nearly identical returns to those who have accounts

SuperTank

1/23/17 9:47pm

Thats great for investors who can hack volatility, too many panic

Gcouga

1/23/17 9:48pm

But I am wondering why the AUM reimbursement model?

1/23/17 9:50pm

It's better model than hourly or commissions

Gcouga

1/23/17 9:55pm

In that case, an annual or quarterly fee would make more sense, IMO

1/23/17 10:00pm

It's about incentivizing them to perform. The better the performance the more

Ash

1/23/17 10:27pm

In my firm's case, much of the cost comes from middle and back office costs.

Homercles

1/23/17 10:27pm

Thx, that is at the very least a reasonable justification

1/24/17 12:20pm

The company I used to work for tiered the AUM fees. Invest more money

Cougarclaw

1/23/17 10:42pm

Fee-based advisors typically charge the fee for more than just asset management.

wcj99

1/23/17 10:15pm

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