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The calculator provided on this page is for illustrative purposes only, and any results it provides are hypothetical in nature and may not reflect future performance. The calculation used is a simple future value estimate of investments based on a constant return rate and a predefined period. The advised scenario assumes an annual 1% assets under management fee, which reduces the annual return by that amount. The calculator assumes taking advice improves returns by 3% before fees, this figure is based upon this vanguard study - Source: Putting a value on your value: Quantifying Vanguard Advisor’s Alpha, Vanguard, July 2022. Returns depicted in the visual are not associated with any advisor on the Trusted Advisor Network. The default 8% return is based on the average S&P 500 return rate of 10% between 1926 and 2022, adjusted for 2% inflation, resulting in a real return of 8%
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