How much will I pay in fees? (SG)

Fund-level Fee

Endowus Fee

GST

 

Fund-level Fee

The fund-level fee (or Total Expense Ratio) is paid to the Fund Managers. This is already accounted for in the NAV of the Fund. Endowus clients will get 100% Cashback from the trailer fee component of the fund-level fee, where this is charged.

 

The Endowus Fee

The Endowus Fee is paid to Endowus for all relevant advisory and investment services, product and  platform access. Fees differ based on portfolio type and funding source (Cash/CPF-OA/SRS). The Endowus Fee p.a. is based on Assets under Advice (AUA). 

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For Cash Investments, Endowus will calculate which Endowus Fee tier you are eligible for by aggregating the investment value of all multi-fund Cash investment portfolios (i.e. Endowus Core/ Income/ Satellite and Multi-Fund Fund Smart Portfolios) within your Endowus account. This excludes your Cash Smart, other cash management portfolios and Single-Fund Fund Smart portfolio.

Endowus Fees are first deducted from your Endowus Fee Credits, then from your Uninvested Cash Balance, and lastly by redeeming units of your portfolio. 

For Cash Investments in Foreign Currencies, the investment value of your portfolio will be translated into SGD using the daily board rate to determine the tier you are eligible for. Endowus Fees will first be deducted from your Uninvested Cash Balance of the corresponding foreign currency, then by redeeming units of your portfolio.

For CPF-OA investments, please note that your CPF Investment Agent Bank (DBS, UOB, OCBC) also levies the Agent Bank charges - refer here for more information.

For SRS investments, there are no charges levied by your SRS Agent Bank.

For CPF-OA Investments and SRS Investments, Endowus Fees are first deducted from your Endowus Fee Credits, then by redeeming units of your portfolio. 

 

GST

On 1 January 2023, Singapore raised its goods and services tax (GST) from 7% to 8%. Singapore's next GST hike will take place on 1 January 2024, when it will be raised from 8% to 9%.

Endowus has been a GST-registered entity since May 2022, and to-date, we have been absorbing the GST applicable to the services we provide to you. From 1 April 2023, Endowus will begin charging GST on the Endowus Fees.

This means that from 1 April 2023 (Q2 2023 onwards), after determining your Endowus Fee for the quarter based on the assets under advice that you hold, only that Endowus fee will be subjected to a 8% GST charge. Fees that are due before 1 April 2023 (Q1 2023) will not be affected by this change. 

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