For example, a certain fund A can only buy this fund if it subscribes for 1 10,000 or more, while a certain fund B subscribes for 1 10,000 or less (that is, the level of small households).

Both A and B are operated by the same fund manager, and the investment objectives of the funds are the same. The difference is that the dividends of A and B are better than those of B..

As a small family, don't worry about A. When you buy a certain fund, if your subscription amount is below the threshold, you will automatically change it to B. In short, the two funds are basically the same fund, but the dividends are different from other aspects.