1, the returns are different: the investment targets of mixed A and mixed C funds are the same, but due to investors' transactions, the ups and downs of the two funds are different, so the returns will be different;

2. Different fund codes: Although mixed A and mixed C have the same operation mode and the same manager, their net fund values are published separately with different codes;

3. Different handling fees: Hybrid Class A funds charge subscription, subscription and redemption fees, but not sales service fees, while Class C, on the other hand, charges sales service fees, but does not charge subscription and subscription fees if it is held for more than 30 days.

Tips: The above information is for reference only, subject to the fund product manual. If you have any questions, you can contact the customer service of the fund company for consultation.

Response time: 2021-11-12. Please refer to the latest business changes announced by Ping An Bank in official website.