The transaction fees of different bonds are different, and the bond transaction fees (i.e. commissions) are related to bond types and bond companies. Commission refers to the fees paid by investors to brokers according to a certain proportion of the transaction amount after the transaction of entrusted securities.

The charging standard of transaction fee (commission) is:

1. Shanghai Stock Exchange, the commission of A shares is .3‰ of the transaction amount, starting from 5 yuan; The bond commission is .1‰ of the transaction amount, starting from 5 yuan; The commission of the fund is .3‰ of the transaction amount, starting from 5 yuan; The commission of the securities investment fund is .3‰ of the transaction amount, starting from 5 yuan.

2. In Shenzhen Stock Exchange, the commission of A shares is .3‰ of the transaction amount, starting from 5 yuan; The bond commission is 1‰ (upper limit) of the transaction amount, and the starting point is 5 yuan; The commission of the fund is 3‰ of the transaction amount, starting from 5 yuan; The commission of the securities investment fund is 3‰ of the transaction amount, starting from 5 yuan. Extended information

As a certificate of creditor's rights and debts, bonds, like other securities, are also a kind of virtual capital, not real capital, and it is a certificate of real capital actually used in economic operation.

As an important financing means and financial instrument, bonds have the following characteristics:

Repayment

Repayment means that bonds have a specified repayment period, and debtors must pay interest and repay principal to creditors on schedule.

Liquidity

Liquidity means that bondholders can transfer bonds flexibly according to their needs and actual market conditions, so as to recover the principal in advance and realize the investment income.

security

security means that the interests of bondholders are relatively stable and do not change with the changes in the issuer's operating income, and the principal can be recovered on schedule.

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