Southern Crude Oil A and C are high-risk QDII equity funds issued by southern fund, and they are the investment fund products with the highest expected returns among similar funds in third-party sales platforms, so they have attracted the attention of many investors. So what's the difference between southern crude oil A and C? How to choose southern crude oil A and C? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao.

Difference between southern crude oil A and C

1, redemption rate is different.

Southern crude oil A needs to pay subscription fee and redemption fee, and the subscription rate is 0. 12%. Southern crude oil C does not need subscription fee, and the holding period exceeds 1 year, and the redemption fee will also be saved.

2. The expected net income is different.

By the end of 2019.11.28, the cumulative expected net income of southern crude oil A is 1. 1329, and the net income of southern crude oil C is1.128/kloc. In contrast, the net income of southern crude oil A and C is higher.

3. Suitable for different types of investment.

Southern crude oil A is more suitable for investors to hold for a long time, while southern crude oil C is the opposite.

Which is better, southern crude oil A or C?

The risk grade, investment manager and investment allocation of southern crude oil A and C are basically the same. So, which one should we choose? In fact, it is good to choose products according to your own situation.

Southern crude oil A is generally more suitable for investors to make long-term investments, because if the investment is short-term, it is easy to pay the subscription and redemption expenses with a little expected income, and the net worth is higher without making money; Southern crude oil C is generally more suitable for investors to make short-term investments, because there is no need for subscription fees to save costs, but a service fee will be charged.