New PRAP replacing the PDAP
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There are a couple other restrictions besides UCH. Foreign Securities and MLP's that produce UBTI.
Otherwise, you are correct. One third of assets are in the brokerage, and there are substantial holdings in low cost ETF's and high priced mutual funds.
The new PRAP has total transparency on all fees allowing participants to fully understand what they are paying for.
The fee structure is very good, particularly on the Total Stock Market Fund. At 18/100 of 1%, it is darn near free, and not available for that price through the brokerage window.
Otherwise, you are correct. One third of assets are in the brokerage, and there are substantial holdings in low cost ETF's and high priced mutual funds.
The new PRAP has total transparency on all fees allowing participants to fully understand what they are paying for.
The fee structure is very good, particularly on the Total Stock Market Fund. At 18/100 of 1%, it is darn near free, and not available for that price through the brokerage window.
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