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# Edit fee plans

You can edit existing fee plans for master accounts in the Admin panel.

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After making changes to a fee plan, all updates are automatically applied to existing subscriptions where the plan has already been accepted by investors.
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To edit a fee plan:

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Expand the **Copy Trading**, **PAMM**, or **MAM** menu.
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Go to **Masters**.
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If you have several platform instances (such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader), make sure you are in the correct instance, or go to it using the switcher in the upper-left page corner.
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Select the account and click the account number in the **Account Login** column to open the account details.
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Go to the **Fee plan** tab.
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Select the fee plan and click **Edit** on the right side of the plan row.
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In the displayed popup, adjust the fee plan settings as needed.
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To make the plan the default, select the **Set plan as default** checkbox. To make it non-default, leave the checkbox unselected.
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Click **Save** to apply the changes.
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The changes to the plan are saved and affect all subscriptions where the plan has already been accepted by investors.


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