Fee Structure

It is important to understand how the strategy you are invested in is compensated, so you can understand where the interests of the firm that is trading your money lie. It is our opinion that investors should be more wary of funds that earn money from commissions, or other transaction based sources. While not always a bad thing, this type of compensation model may increase the incentive for the money manager to trade to generate transactional revenue, rather than for the sole purpose of increasing account performance.

At Informed Funds, we charge what we consider to be the industry standard of 2 and 20, meaning a 2% yearly management fee and 20% of profits. In certain instances where we are compensated partially based on rebates or commissions, this will be clearly denoted on each client’s trading statement.