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CLARITY BEFORE COMMITMENT

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THE COST OF A PERCENTAGE

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Ending value · A$632,442
Ending value · B$547,781
Difference$84,661

First-year fee illustration: A $625; B $2,500. Model: balance × (1 + gross return − fee) raised to the number of years. No contributions, taxes, tiers or other costs. Constant returns are hypothetical; this is not a forecast.

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TWO USEFUL STARTING POINTS

Put Concentration and Cash in Perspective.

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Single-company share24.0%
Months of essential spending4.0

Exposure ÷ portfolio value; accessible cash ÷ monthly essential spending. This does not look through fund holdings, assess suitability or prescribe a target cash reserve. Consider employer stock, fund overlap, taxes and cash restrictions in a professional review.

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