It is more cost-effective for funds to invest in Class C, and the handling fee for Class C funds is lower. A-type funds and C-type funds have the same investment target, the same operation mode and different returns.

The main difference between Class A funds and Class C funds is that Class A funds charge subscription, subscription and redemption fees, excluding sales service fees; Class C funds do not charge subscription and subscription fees (held for more than 30 days), but charge sales service fees; Class A funds and Class C funds charge the same custody fees and management fees.