Nucleus slashes charges on some HNW portfolios

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Nucleus is cutting charges for clients with larger portfolios from 1 November.

Charges are being reduced for all portfolios between £500,000 and £5m, with the biggest reduction - 50% - on amounts between £1m and £2m. Tier  Client charge (current)  Charge from 1 November  £0-£0.5m  35bps  35bps  £0.5m-£1m  35bps  25bps  £1m-£1.5m  30bps  15bps  £1.5m-£2m  30bps  15bps  £2m-£3m  25bps  15bps  £3m-£5m  20bps  15bps  £5m+  15bps  15bps       Nucleus business development director Barry Neilson said: "This is a decision we are taking as a result of feedback from our advisers. "Our advisers wanted us to keep our pricing model simple but bec...

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