Ask advisers how they are being compensated. There may be a big difference between what they earn and what you pay them. I am not only referring to the fact that they may be getting referral fees for recommending you as a client. That would be a conflict of interest harmful to your interests.
I am calculating actual cost.
You will pay the advisor’s fee, on the management of your assets, It can be 1% to 3%, generally 1½%. But the asset-management fee may not be the only cost . You pay other charges, which include mutual fund and exchange-traded fund fees for management.
And if you use a hedge fund, you may also pay about 20% or so of fund earnings.
The problem is that these costs add up to a considerable chunk of your annual returns.
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