ETF funds generally refer to traded open-end index funds, also known as exchange funds. ETF funds can only be traded on exchanges. The investment risk of index funds is very high. If the fund investment suffers a loss, many investors will adopt the method of adding positions to reduce the investment risks. So do the traders need to pay the handling fee when adding positions in the exchange-traded ETF funds?

Are there any handling fees for adding positions in ETF funds?

There is a handling fee for adding positions in ETF funds on the exchange, and a handling fee will be charged each time a position is added. When trading on-site ETF funds, you need to open a stock account. Stock accounts are usually opened with securities companies, so when trading on-site ETF funds, you also need to pay a handling fee, which is the commission of the securities company.

What are the charging standards for on-exchange ETF funds?

The charging standards for adding positions to ETF funds on the exchange will depend on the commission charging standards of the securities companies investors choose. Each securities company has different commission charging standards, so it is generally recommended to choose a low-rate commission to open an account. good. However, the commission collected will not exceed three thousandths of the transaction amount. The minimum handling fee for a single transaction is 5 yuan. If the handling fee is less than 5 yuan, it will still be charged at 5 yuan. There are also some securities companies that do not require a single transaction of 5 yuan.

The handling fee of on-site ETF funds is mainly related to the amount of each transaction of the investor and the commission rate of the securities company chosen. The higher the transaction amount, the more the handling fee will be deducted.

ETF funds are a special type of open-end funds. They not only have the operating characteristics of closed-end funds, but also have the operating characteristics of open-end funds. ETF index funds represent the ownership of a basket of stocks. Simply put, they refer to index funds that trade on the stock exchange like stocks. Their trading prices and net value of fund shares follow the same trends as the index funds they track, so investors can follow It tracks the index funds to predict the trend of ETF funds.