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Performance Incentive




A performance incentive - where the advisor gets paid based on how well your investments perform (the more money you get, the more money the advisor gets) - is typical of hedge funds, which are usually only for sophisticated investors.


Additional Comments:

Performance incentives typically accompany other forms of compensation.

Related Terms:

Hedge Fund
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Mutual Funds
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Actively Managed Funds
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