Why do money managers charges a lot of money for their services and how can a client circumvent that and get a cheaper alternative?
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It's surprising why they do this. I can only think of two things. The first is that, the government either demand so much task from them for them to operate. So they want to get it from their customers. The second might be that that are just bring greedy. These firms charge more than half of the feeRead more
It’s surprising why they do this. I can only think of two things. The first is that, the government either demand so much task from them for them to operate. So they want to get it from their customers. The second might be that that are just bring greedy. These firms charge more than half of the fees they learned you sometimes which is not fair and they end up loaning out small amount that can contribute to a business. You end up spending the money if you decide to take such loan.
See lessFund management fees are high due to structure, research, and expertise to invest successfully. Regulatory compliance, active management, personalized services, and overhead costs also add. You should weigh the value against costs. Technology advancements may lower fees. Transparency and understandiRead more
Fund management fees are high due to structure, research, and expertise to invest successfully. Regulatory compliance, active management, personalized services, and overhead costs also add. You should weigh the value against costs. Technology advancements may lower fees. Transparency and understanding of fee structures are important in deciding.
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