
Investing
What a 1% Fund Fee Costs Over Thirty Years
A one-percentage-point difference in annual fund fees can quietly consume roughly a quarter of a hypothetical portfolio's growth over three decades.
Investing covers the working method for a private portfolio: how much to contribute and how often, which account types reduce tax, what fees cost over decades, and why holding period changes the odds. Written for individuals managing money without professional support, using worked examples throughout every piece.
Contribution schedules, holding periods, account types and fee drag explained with worked figures, so a portfolio rests on arithmetic not instinct.

A one-percentage-point difference in annual fund fees can quietly consume roughly a quarter of a hypothetical portfolio's growth over three decades.