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What's the difference between South Cash Increase Fund A and South Cash Increase Fund B?
1. the difference between southern cash enhancement fund a and southern cash enhancement fund b: the share of a-level fund is not limited to a single minimum subscription amount, and the fund manager accrues the continuous sales expenses at the annual rate of 0.25%; The minimum initial subscription amount of Class B fund shares is RMB 654.38+million, and the minimum additional subscription amount is RMB 654.38+million. The fund manager shall accrue the continuous sales fee at the annual rate of 0.065.438+0%. The rate of return of B is higher than that of A. Many fund companies charge lower management fees, custody fees and sales service fees for B-type money market funds, so the rate of return of B is higher than that of A.

2. On the basis of adhering to the consistent investment philosophy of southern fund Management Company, Southern Cash Increase Fund invests according to the following concepts: stable income: the principle of matching income with risk is to pursue stable income on the basis of controlling risk. Research-oriented: In order to obtain good returns from short-term financial market fund investment, we must insist on in-depth research on macroeconomics and capital to help capture reasonable investment opportunities and obtain higher returns through investment-related high-yield short-term financial instruments. Active investment: We believe that China stock market is not completely efficient, and the idea of active investment is also suitable for low-risk varieties such as short-term financial market funds. Through active investment, dynamic asset allocation and reasonable investment opportunity, we can get higher than the market average income.