The most common types of debt-based and some hybrid funds are Class A shares and Class C shares, such as * * ultra-short debt A and * * ultra-short debt C, where A/C stands for different charging methods. Usually Class A is front-end charge, that is, charge at the time of purchase. Class C does not charge fees at the time of subscription and redemption, but only accrues sales service fees on a daily basis during the fund holding period.

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