What's the difference between bond A and bond C?
Bonds A and C represent two charging modes of bond funds. The expenses of open-end funds mainly include subscription fee, redemption fee, sales service fee, management fee and custody fee, among which A does not need to charge sales service fee and C does not need to charge subscription fee. Both charging models need to charge management fees and custody fees, and the redemption fee will be reduced with the increase of holding time.
Among them, the subscription and redemption fees are calculated and charged at one time, and the sales service fee, management fee and custody fee are charged according to the holding time.
The difference between these two charging modes is mainly to meet the difference of investors' holding time. Generally speaking, it is more cost-effective to choose C within a certain period of time, and it is more appropriate to choose A after holding it for more than a certain period of time. Investors can carefully compare the specific rates of A and C and calculate the appropriate time interval of A and C..
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