Aegis bases its fees primarily on a percentage of assets under management. The maximum fee on the first $250,000 of assets is either 2.50% or 3.00%, depending on whether transaction costs are charged to the client or the advisor, respectively. For the next $750,000, the maximum fee is either 2.25% or 2.75%, and for assets over $1,000,000, the maximum fee is either 2.00% or 2.50%. The fee may be charged as a Floating Rate, Incremental Rate, or Fixed Rate. Aegis may negotiate the fee amount. The Aegis broker-dealer generally charges $10.00 per transaction.
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Learn about disclosures →Brendan owns Mel Capital, Asset Value, LP, buying and selling securities, dedicating minimal time. He also owns Mel Capital, LLC, gathering leads and quoting health insurance for group plans, spending a few hours per week, and is a principal at Bogart Value Partners, working about a quarter of his time as a brokerage for DBA of Aegis Capital Corp.