Which Credit Suisse fund would you choose?

[jinkster]

Which Credit Suisse fund would you choose for high growth and greater risk?


CS (Lux) Portfolio Fund Yield

CS (Lux) Portfolio Fund Balanced

CS (Lux) Portfolio Fund Growth

CS (Lux) Global Dividend Plus Equity

Thanks in advance.

[ringram]

Considering the largest determinant of performance is fee's what are the fee's for these please

https://personal.vanguard.com/us/insights/investin...

[jinkster]

Fees payable

There are no fees for joining or leaving the Plan
xxxx (my company) will pay for the set-up and administering of the trust. The fees payable by you will be management and administration of your individual investment and account.

The fees you will be responsible for are -
A member fee of USD10 per month, this will be automatically deducted from your employee account at the start of each month.
Details of the specific Annual Management Charges which are built into the unit price and the Total Expense Ratio are listed in the fund fact sheet for the funds which can be found in the Fund Centre which you can access through ZIO.

Edited by jinkster on Tuesday 22 December 18:54

[jinkster]

CS (Lux) Portfolio Fund Growth

Annual management charge 0.80% *
ZIL Charge 0%

• Please note, this charge is deducted daily before calculating the unit price. This does not include any product charges. For further information on product charges, please refer to the relevant policy terms and conditions.

[sidicks]

ringram said:

Considering the largest determinant of performance is fee's what are the fee's for these please

https://personal.vanguard.com/us/insights/investin...

Surely the largest determinant of performance is the asset class itself, the second-largest is fees?

[Ozzie Osmond]

Why only Credit Suisse? Are you Sepp Blatter?

[jinkster]

Ozzie Osmond said:

Why only Credit Suisse? Are you Sepp Blatter?

Company savings plan - only these to choose from.

[williaa68]

Yield will get you very little in her current market, balanced is designed to be just that, growth will probably be 60-70% equities. If you want more risk then that is probably the one to go for. I am sure the company website offers explanations and benchmark data etc?