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Myles, I agree with your point on that the higher grades may end up having better returns but the true results comes only when all loans in a cohort have seen out their terms.
However, my point on the fees is more about your last two columns - fees on interest from the performing (non charged off) loans. The fees on interest from the non-performing (charged off) loans would hardly affect the returns as you rightly point out.
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