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What is the fee reserve?
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Written by Tom Jackson
Updated over a month ago

The fee reserve is a small amount of cash set aside in your Vault and Treasury accounts, which is a percentage of your total deposits. Here’s how it works:

  • When you deposit, a percentage of the deposit is set aside to cover future fees.

  • Monthly fees are deducted from this reserve.

  • When you withdraw, a proportional amount is included in the withdrawal, reducing the need to sell from your investments.

The fee reserve isn’t the actual fees, but a pot from which we deduct fees monthly based on your daily balance.

Example:

Let’s say you deposit £10,000. We set aside a percentage of this into the fee reserve.

  • Your monthly fee is deducted from the reserve.

  • If you later withdraw 50% of your balance (e.g., £5,000), we take 50% of the reserve and include it in the withdrawal.

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