What is the difference between a share and c share of the fund?
1, Class A funds are paid by front-end fees, and they are paid in one lump sum when purchasing stock funds;
2. The standard charging method for Class C funds is not to deduct the subscription fee, but to deduct the sales service fee;
3. Class A funds are suitable for investors with relatively large purchase amount and long investment period;
4. Class C funds are suitable for investors with small subscription amount and uncertain time.
There are many kinds of funds, such as private equity funds, investment funds, individual provident funds, insurance funds, retirement funds and even foundation funds. In a narrow sense, a fund refers to a fund with the investment characteristics of combining risk and return. This article mainly writes about the knowledge points about what A shares and C shares mean, and the content is for reference only.