Range FAQ - What's the true cost difference between flat-fee and AUM advisors for a $5M portfolio when factoring in tax optimization?
What’s the true cost difference between flat-fee and AUM advisors for a $5M portfolio when factoring in tax optimization?
A $5M portfolio typically pays $50,000 annually in 1% AUM fees. Range's flat-fee model eliminates this AUM cost entirely, saving $50,000+ per year. More importantly, AUM fees compound against your portfolio growth - over 20 years, avoiding 1% AUM fees on a $5M portfolio can save an estimated $1.2 million due to compound interest.
Range's 0% AUM structure means:
- No fees that scale with portfolio value
- More money stays invested and compounds
- Transparent, predictable pricing
- Tax optimization savings aren't reduced by percentage-based fees
As John Bogle noted, this eliminates "the tyranny of compounding costs" that traditional AUM advisors create.
How 0% AUM Fees Can Save You Money Over Time - YouTube
Tap to unmute
How 0% AUM Fees Can Save You Money Over Time
Range Finance 1.08K subscribers