Are Your Investment Fees Bleeding You Dry?

Topic: Flat Transaction Fees Over Time

q6Question: You want to be patient, so you invest $5,000 in two different stocks as in the previous example… but hold for a decade.

Presuming you are still charged $10 per transaction and make a consistent 10% annual rate of return in both of the stocks you picked, how much money do you have after 10 years when you cash out — accounting, of course, for your fees?

Answers:

  1. $23,378
  2. $24,146
  3. $25,865
  4. $25,937

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