Retirement Annuity Q

jakehawk

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I currently hold two RA's at two different providers.

I'm starting a new job with a higher salary and looking to supplement my retirement provisions.

Would it be better to increase the payments into my current RA's or to take out new RA's perhaps at different providers to diversify more.

The reason I'm asking is two-fold:
1. I struggle to get the long-term implications with paying more fees vs higher fees at my current RA's
2. I want tax-efficient means to save.

Thanks :0)
 
more RA's = more policy fees, admin fees, commission to financial advisors etc
 
Just go with Sygnia

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If you want an RA I would recommend using a platform like AG, Coronation, Sygnia, Satrix, Easy Equities (the list goes on) where you can buy and manage it online and avoid broker fees. Lots of info available which funds to select.
 
Can I go directly with Sygnia to invest in a RA? Is the Sygnia Skeleton 70 the best RA out?

Also 10X advertises to have the lowest fees, is this true?
 
Can I go directly with Sygnia to invest in a RA? Is the Sygnia Skeleton 70 the best RA out?

Also 10X advertises to have the lowest fees, is this true?
Any of the new unit trust based platforms, like sygnia. Don't overthink it, not difficult to switch inside platform or section 14 to another provider.
10x - mm, not my first choice
 
Well, not sure about lying but it seems it really depends on what you are comparing against. This is on Sygnia site

"10X is slightly cheaper than the rest at this level, and does become meaningfully cheaper when larger amounts are invested."


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I have split evenly between 10x & Sygnia skeleton 70. Both platforms seem close to each other in terms of admin interface and performance. Sygnia 70 EAC is half of 10x EAC though.
 
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more RA's = more policy fees, admin fees, commission to financial advisors etc
I didn't pay financial advisor commission for sygnia & 10x RA products. Sygnia 70 EAC (0.62%) is cheaper than 10x (1.23%)
 
Well, not sure about lying but it seems it really depends on what you are comparing against. This is on Sygnia site

"10X is slightly cheaper than the rest at this level, and does become meaningfully cheaper when larger amounts are invested."


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You will compare it with https://www.sygnia.co.za/fund/sygnia-skeleton-balanced-70-fund
Total Investment Charge (TIC)0.52% (Sep 2021)
The UPF fund is for people already in retirement since you need to take out / have a Sygnia Life life policy with it.
 
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