# What is the subscription fee for the fund's fixed investment?
Subscription fee for fixed investment refers to the fee that the fund needs to pay each time it makes a fixed investment, including subscription fee and management fee. The subscription fee refers to the fee that needs to be paid when purchasing the fund, which is the fee charged by the fund company in order to pay the commission of the sales staff. Management fee refers to the expenses incurred by fund companies in managing funds, including the salary and operating costs of fund managers.
# How to calculate the subscription fee for the fixed investment of the fund
The subscription fee for the fund's fixed investment is calculated in the same way as the ordinary subscription fee, which is divided into front-end subscription fee and back-end subscription fee. The front-end subscription fee refers to the one-time fee that needs to be paid when purchasing the fund. The back-end subscription fee refers to the fee that needs to be paid when redeeming the fund. Generally speaking, the front-end subscription fee is relatively high and the back-end subscription fee is relatively low.
The specific rate varies from fund company to fund company, but generally speaking, the front-end subscription fee is between 1%-5%, and the back-end subscription fee is between 0% and 2%. Fund management fees also need to be paid. Generally speaking, the management fee is between 1%-2%.
# How to reduce the subscription fee for the fixed investment of the fund
The subscription fee for the fixed investment of the fund is inevitable, but it can be reduced in some ways:
1. Choose a fund company with a low rate. Different fund companies have different subscription fees and management fees. Choosing a fund company with low rates can reduce expenses.
2. Choose a fund with a lower front-end subscription rate. Funds with lower front-end subscription rates can reduce one-time expenses, but it should be noted that funds with lower front-end subscription rates generally have higher management fees.
3. Carefully compare the expense rates of different funds. When choosing a fund, we should not only look at the performance of the fund, but also carefully compare the expense rates of different funds and choose a fund with a lower expense rate.
It is inevitable for the fund to purchase fixed investment, but it can be reduced by choosing fund companies and funds with low rates and carefully comparing the expense rates of different funds.