Retail investment fees in UK remain above 2.5% a year - study
Research by Grant Thornton
The overall charges paid by retail investors in the UK every year remain above 2.5% on average, having only fallen by one tenth since the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), according to a new study.
Research from Grant Thornton, first published in the Financial Times, has revealed a retail investor purchasing advice and investment products from a single mass market fund group pays on average 2.56%...
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