The Lemon Fool

My Experience is the the charges are higher but that's equivalent to paying up front for advice.
In return the investments have perceived better than others with lower fees

stooz wrote:In return the investments have perceived better than others with lower fees

Presuming perceived is an auto uncorrect for performed, that's interesting to read in the context of https://www.ftadviser.com/investments/2 ... sjp-funds/

xeny wrote:Presuming perceived is an auto uncorrect for performed, that's interesting to read in the context of https://www.ftadviser.com/investments/2 ... sjp-funds/

If you couple average performance with above average charges, returns are likely to be in the dog house.

Im comparing my pensions from aviva, scottish widows and the pru

xeny wrote:Presuming perceived is an auto uncorrect for performed

very good.

Well, marketing matters. It sounds like a place for poshos with too much money and not enough sense, Tim Nice-But-Dim, etc. Like Coutts, the bank that's too posh to permit jumped-up proles like Farridge.

mrodent wrote:

xeny wrote:Presuming perceived is an auto uncorrect for performed

very good.

Well, marketing matters. It sounds like a place for poshos with too much money and not enough sense, Tim Nice-But-Dim, etc. Like Coutts, the bank that's too posh to permit jumped-up proles like Farridge.

Is that Farridge, as in the pronunciation of garage?
Or Farage, as in the pronunciation of garage?

torata

torata wrote:Is that Farridge, as in the pronunciation of garage?
Or Farage, as in the pronunciation of garage?

Farridge, of course, is known to be an effective wind-up for the honourable candidate for Sarf Fannet (failed). It drives him crazy, apparently.

In our house, the farridge is where we keep the milk.

BJ