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"Is my wealth manager costing me a fortune?"

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You might think a 1% fee sounds small, but let’s take a look at the numbers.

 

You are a wealthy business owner in your 30s, you put away $100,000 a year in a non-registered account and plan to retire at 60. You choose to go with a traditional wealth manager, charging 1.3% of your assets. By the time you retire, you are sitting on $6,228,340. If you engage with a financial planner, say you get charged a one time $10,000 planning fee, then $4000 per year after with no percentage attached. The same amount grows to become $7,398,237. That is $1,169,897 you get to keep for yourself. 

 

Assumptions: 6% annual market growth, 2.5% inflation applied to the advice-only retainer, 13% HST on advice-only fees. This is illustrative only, not financial advice.

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