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Step-by-Step Instructions

 

1. Introduction to Total Cost Comparison 0:01

  • The Total Cost Comparison report is a great prospecting tool in Perseptiv

  • It differs from a cost benchmarking report, as it shows fee comparisons over a ten-year period.

 

2. Input Current Fee Information 0:12

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  • Gather current fee information for the prospect.

  • Example: Total assets of $12 million with fees at 0.6%, totaling approximately $72,500.

 

3. Generate the Report 0:36

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  • Navigate to the reporting section in Perceptive.

  • Select 'Cost Management' and then 'Total Cost Comparison'.

  • Click 'Create Report' and input the prospect's information.

 

4. Input Fee Assumptions 1:36

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  • Enter the prospect's current investment fees (e.g., 25 basis points).

  • Input your proposed fees (e.g., 10 basis points for investment fees, 20 basis points for record keeping, etc.).

  • Set a growth rate for the plan (e.g., 6% for assets, 2% for participant growth).

 

5. Save and Generate the Report 3:05

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  • Click 'Save' to generate the Total Cost Comparison report.

 

6. Report Structure Overview 3:42

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  • The report includes:

    • Introduction and assumptions (current assets, growth rates, contribution rates, current and proposed costs).

    • Comparison of fees in basis points and dollar terms.

    • Year-by-year cost projection over ten years.

 

7. Analyze Cost Projections 4:25

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  • Review total projected cumulative costs:

    • Current costs (e.g., $1.1 million) vs. proposed costs (e.g., $700,000).

    • Calculate estimated savings and cumulative savings per participant.

 

8. Understand Long-term Impact 4:58

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  • Review total projected cumulative costs:
    • Current costs (e.g., $1.1 million) vs. proposed costs (e.g., $700,000). 
    • Calculate estimated savings and cumulative savings per participant.