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The difference between class a and class b of monetary fund
When investing in money, money funds can often be divided into three types: A, B and C. What's the difference between them? Let's introduce it in detail below.

The difference between class a and class b of monetary fund

1 For different groups: Class A money funds are mostly open to retail investors, and the reserved share is often below100000; Class B money funds are prepared for institutional investors, and generally require a fund share of more than 6,543,800+million;

2 Different investment thresholds: the investment threshold of Class A money funds is relatively low, generally 1 10,000 yuan; The investment threshold of Class B money funds is relatively high, usually 5 million yuan.

3 The sales service fee is different: the sales service fee of Class A money funds is 0.25%; The sales service fee of Class B Monetary Fund is 0. 1%.