The money to be deducted from selling funds is mostly handling fees, management fees and sales commissions.

1. handling fee: also known as transaction fee or subscription fee, it is that the fund company deducts a certain percentage of fees from the fund shares purchased by investors in order to pay for the services provided by intermediaries such as sales personnel. This fee is usually between 1%-5%, and the specific value varies according to factors such as fund type, sales channel and region.

2. Management fee: the fee charged by the fund company for the management and operation of the fund, usually calculated in the form of annual fee, deducted from the fund assets. This fee is usually one of the main sources of income for fund companies and one of the costs that investors need to consider.

3. Sales commission: Fund sales staff can get a certain percentage of commission according to the sales situation, which is also one of the main sources of income for fund sales. Generally speaking, the amount of sales commission depends on sales channels, fund types, sales staff's performance and other factors.