First, the handling fee is different. In fact, when the fund mixes Class A products, it does not need any sales service fee when subscribing or purchasing. However, in the process of fund subscription or redemption, it is necessary to calculate the sales service fee. However, if the holder holds such funds for more than 30 days, the subscription fee may not be charged in this case.
Second, there is a very important difference between different income situations, that is, funds mix A products and funds mix C products. Their investment amount is the same, but in the stock market, because investors will buy and sell in this process, the ups and downs of these two funds in the fund market are different. If the gains of these two funds in the market are different, then the value that can be obtained in the hands of buyers is also different, so the income generated by purchasing these two funds at this time will be different. Generally speaking, the operating modes of fund A products and fund mixed C series products are similar, and the managers are the same. But the codes of these products are different.
Three. Conclusion Generally speaking, Class A products need to charge about 0.8% to 1% for formalities, and there is no basis for judging such products during the investment period. There is no subscription fee for products such as funds, and this interest is also charged in the daily net value. Therefore, Bian Xiao believes that it is more cost-effective for everyone to buy Class C products in the stock market, but the specific situation still depends on the changes or trends of the stock market at that time.