What is an on-site fund? On-site fund refers to the fund products listed and traded on the stock exchange. Different from OTC funds, OTC funds can be bought and sold through the trading system of the stock exchange, which has the characteristics of high liquidity and convenient trading. On-site funds are usually issued by fund companies, and investors can buy and sell through securities accounts.
Handling fees for on-site funds There are certain handling fees for on-site fund transactions, including trading commissions, exchange transaction fees and settlement fees. The specific standards of these fees are formulated by exchanges and brokers, and the fees are different between different trading varieties, trading volumes and brokers. Generally speaking, the handling fee of on-site funds is relatively low, generally around 0. 1%.
Although the handling fee is not high, it still has a certain impact on investors' income. For long-term investors, the impact of handling fees on income is relatively small, but for investors who trade in the day, handling fees may become a cost that cannot be ignored. When investors choose on-site funds, they need to consider the influence of handling fees on their return on investment, and also pay attention to the service quality of brokers and the stability of trading systems.
How to reduce the handling fee? Investors can take some measures to reduce the handling fee of on-site funds. Choosing brokers with lower commissions can reduce transaction costs. Adopting the strategy of fixed investment and reducing intraday trading can reduce transaction costs and evenly spread investment risks. You can enjoy the preferential discount of brokers by choosing the on-site funds with large trading volume for trading.
How do brokers charge fees? The fees charged by brokers for on-site funds mainly include two parts, one is the commission, and the other is the transaction fee and settlement fee of the exchange. Commission is the fee charged by brokers to provide trading services to customers, which is generally a certain proportion of the transaction amount. The transaction fee and settlement fee of the exchange are the fees charged by brokers for the exchange, which are generally a certain proportion of the transaction amount. When collecting fees, brokers need to abide by relevant laws and regulations, ensure that the fees are reasonable and transparent, and must not harm the interests of customers in any form.