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Mayport believes that low-cost index fund portfolios are the best way to build wealth.
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If you are working with an advisor who charges you a percentage of your assets, it could literally cost you millions:
Assumes $2 million initial value, 7% annual returns, Mayport fee of $10,000 increasing at 3% per year; traditional advisory fee of 1% of beginning-of-year value.
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