What fees are charged by Shares Saver directly?

Shares Saver charges a monthly subscription and a platform management fee on portfolio value. These are disclosed before you confirm your plan.

What charges come from third parties?

Regulated brokers and market infrastructure apply standard NGX-related transaction charges when purchases are executed. These are not hidden markups from Shares Saver.

Are fees shown before I commit?

Yes. Shares Saver provides fee visibility before you confirm actions, so you can make informed decisions.

Do I lose ownership if I stop my plan?

No. Shares already registered in your name remain yours, even if you pause or stop future contributions.

Fees and Charges Explained in Plain English

This page breaks down what you pay, who receives each charge, and why each cost exists, without finance jargon or hidden assumptions.

1. Shares Saver Subscription

A fixed monthly fee that covers platform access, account operations, and investor support.

Paid to Shares Saver

2. Platform Management Fee

A percentage-based monthly fee linked to managed shareholding value and administration.

Paid to Shares Saver

3. Broker and Exchange Charges

Standard market charges applied when regulated brokers execute transactions on NGX.

Paid to broker and market infrastructure

Why this pricing structure exists

Predictable investing costs

Clear recurring charges make long-term planning easier than unclear ad-hoc fee models.

No hidden ownership claims

Costs are disclosed while preserving direct ownership in your legal name.

Regulated execution

Broker and market charges exist because regulated execution and settlement are required.

Transparent accountability

You can distinguish what is charged by Shares Saver versus third-party market participants.

Next step: compare pricing with trust and ownership model

Review how charges, broker roles, and direct registration work together for long-term investors.

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