Bank index fund is a common investment and financial management direction for banks. Generally speaking, bank index funds can be divided into Class A index funds and Class C index funds. Class A and C funds often invest in the same investment target. So what's the difference between the two? Let's get to know each other.

What's the difference between bank index A and C?

1 Different fund net value: In general, the net value of Class A index funds is greater than that of Class C index funds.

2 Different transaction rates: There is still a big difference in rates between bank index funds A and C.. Class A funds need to pay subscription fees and redemption fees, while Class C funds only need to pay sales service fees. The longer they are held, the higher the sales service fees will be.