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Old 04-19-2021, 08:32 AM   #1
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Sorry for the dumb question, I'm trying to see how much we are paying in fees for our account and I'm not seeing that on the statement or a tab for that on the account overview screen. Can anyone help?
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I’ve never tried to see what we pay in dollars, but while you’re logged in to your account, IIRC if you do a Portfolio Watch (or whatever it’s named these days) you will see the aggregate % fees you’re paying (as compared to market fees?). As you probably know, you can see the % fees for all your individual holdings as well in each funds info.
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Your investment cost is shown in the chart on the lower right
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Old 04-19-2021, 08:42 AM   #4
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I’ve never tried to see what we pay in dollars, but while you’re logged in to your account, IIRC if you do a Portfolio Watch (or whatever it’s named these days) you will see the aggregate % fees you’re paying (as compared to market fees?). As you probably know, you can see the % fees for all your individual holdings as well in each funds info.

Thank you both, it looks to be .04%.
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Old 04-19-2021, 09:33 AM   #5
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Any idea on how to check rate of return on a Charles Schwab account?
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Sorry for the dumb question, I'm trying to see how much we are paying in fees for our account and I'm not seeing that on the statement or a tab for that on the account overview screen. Can anyone help?
IIRC, the expense ratio of each fund is shown next to the position on the Balances and Holdings page.
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Any idea on how to check rate of return on a Charles Schwab account?
Here's the link:

https://client.schwab.com/accounts/p...rformance.aspx

You can also just click portfolio performance under the Accounts tab.
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Here's the link:

https://client.schwab.com/accounts/p...rformance.aspx

You can also just click portfolio performance under the Accounts tab.

I don't see that option.
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