What are your investment fees really costing you?
Most people can't name their all-in fee — it's spread across advice, fund and platform charges. Pick your provider type below (or set your own figure) and see what it compounds to.
Typical all-in cost for this type: 1.7% a year — typical published costs, not your actual fees.
Fees could cost you
Fees could cost you £354,670 over 20 years.
over 20 years, versus a low-cost index portfolio at 0.3% — including £146,962 of compound growth that money would have earned.
Total fees paid over 20 years
£261,140
at 1.7% a year
End value at your fees
£1,160,529
End value low-cost (0.3%)
£1,515,199
Is your real number better or worse?
Typical figures only go so far — your actual fees are buried in your statements. Upload one and we'll find them.
This is a general illustration based on the assumptions shown, not personalised financial advice. Typical cost figures are drawn from published charge sheets and may not reflect your actual fees.