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What is the Deferred Management Fee (DMF), and what it means to you, with Chris Baynes
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One of the less understood considerations when buying into a retirement village is the Deferred Management Fee, or DMF. For some people, the concept seems unfair but that’s usually because they don’t understand it very well. The Deferred Management Fee helps pay for all the public facilities in a village that everyone uses community halls, bowling greens, swimming pools and the like. It’s true that not all villages run a DMF scheme, and not all DMF schemes are exactly the same. You should always seek independent financial advice when joining a village. However they work under the same principle; and it’s really quite simple. When you buy into a village, the price is generally cheaper than if you bought a similar property outside the retirement village. That’s because you’ve deferred paying that difference until you leave. The amount of the DMF is calculated as a percentage of the sale price multiplied by the number of years you’ve lived there. For instance, if the DMF is 3%, you sell your property for $400,000 and you’ve lived in the village for 5 years and, then fee is calculated like this. 3% of $400,000 that’s $12,000 times 5 years equals $60,000. Of the original $400,000 sale price, the operator keeps $60,000 as a deferred management fee, and you take the rest $340,000. To recap, the DMF is an amount you pay when you leave a village, rather than when you join. It’s a percentage of the sale amount, often paid for by your estate. It’s there to help pay for the public facilities that everyone uses. Most, but not all villages have a DMF scheme, and each one is subtly different. Be sure to get independent financial advice on what’s right for you. And remember, like all things in a retirement village the idea behind a Deferred Management Fee is to help you age well.
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Mutual Fund Fees Explained – In Under 3 Min!
A simple, easy to follow video explaining all of the fees calculated when purchasing Mutual Funds, from MERs to Sales Charges.
If you’ve ever purchased Mutual Funds, you may or may not be aware of fees that you are paying not only to purchase this fund but also every year as part of the professional fund management. Common questions that people ask are: What is a good expense ratio for a mutual fund?, What is the average fee for mutual funds?, How are fees paid on mutual funds?, and What is a good investment management fee? After watching this video, you will be able to confidently research and understand all of these answers and understand what fees you pay when investing in Mutual Funds.
An example of this is an MER. MER stand for Management Expense Ratios. A Management Expense Ration is a percentage charged to investors, based on the total amount they have invested in a particular mutual fund.
Sales Fees
These are fees that you pay to the broker or institution that is selling you the fund.
Other Types of Fess Are:
Frontend Load Fee: A frontend load is a fee that is paid when you initially purchase the investment and is usually a % of the amount you are investing.
Backend Load / Lowload Fee: A backend / Lowload Fee is when you are charged a percentage of of what you are withdrawing when you sell the fund, usually if you end up selling it before a certain date (ie) 5 years.
On top of these fees, you may also be paying additional fees to your advisor.
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