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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Eastspring versus Jupiter
FSA compares two European equity products: The Eastspring Pan European Fund and the Jupiter European Growth Fund.
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The Eastspring fund’s retail share class has ongoing charges (OCF) of 1.80%, while the Jupiter fund’s OCF is 1.72%, according to Meakin.
“The Eastspring fund’s OCF is slightly more expensive than the Jupiter fund, but the difference is enough to push it into the second-costliest quintile, whereas the Jupiter fund is close to the median (1.69%) within its category, and sits in the middle quintile,” he said.
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