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What's the difference between the same fund ABC?
When investors choose a fund, they usually do it according to the type of fund, usually according to the investment target. However, even if it is the same fund product of the same type, its name will be followed by a, b, c and other letter suffixes, so what is the difference between the same fund ABC?

I. Monetary Fund

The letter after the name of the money fund is usually A or B. The biggest difference between A and B lies in the difference in the initial subscription amount. The subscription threshold of Class A money funds is relatively low, generally from 0. 1 yuan or 10 yuan. Class B monetary funds have a high subscription threshold, generally one million.

Take CCB cash income money market fund as an example. The subscription starting point of CCB cash income currency A is 65,438+000 yuan, and the subscription starting point of CCB cash income currency B is 5 million yuan.

Therefore, on many Internet fund consignment platforms, most of the money funds on the line are Class A, and Class B is rare.

In addition, the rates of category A and category B of the IMF will be slightly different. For example, the sales service rate of CCB cash plus currency A is 0. 15%, while that of Class B is only 0.0 1%.

Two. Bond funds, hybrid funds, stock funds and index funds.

The letters after the names of these four types of funds are usually A or C, and the biggest difference between A and C lies in the different transaction rates.

Class A charges subscription or subscription fees, but does not charge sales service fees; Class C charges sales service fees, but does not charge subscription or subscription fees; Both Class A and Class C charge redemption fees according to the holding days.

Because the sales service fee is charged by the day, rather than a one-time charge, it will be more cost-effective to hold Class C in the short term. With the increase of holding time, the comprehensive rate of class A funds will gradually decrease until it is lower than that of class C. Therefore, on the whole, class A funds are suitable for long-term holding, while class C funds are more suitable for short-term holding.

What's the difference between the same fund Agricultural Bank mentioned above? I hope it will help everyone. Warm reminder, financial management is risky and investment needs to be cautious.