**ETF is a popular investment, which can be used to invest in stocks, bonds, commodities and other assets. However, when you want to sell ETF funds, you need to pay a certain fee. So, how is the ETF fund selling fee calculated?

There are two kinds of handling fees: trading commission and redemption fee. Trading commission refers to the fees paid to brokers when buying and selling ETF funds on the stock exchange. Redemption fee refers to the fee paid to the fund company when selling ETF funds.

The calculation of trading commission varies from broker to broker. Some brokerage companies charge a fixed fee, while others charge a certain percentage of the transaction amount. Generally speaking, the trading commission of ETF funds is low, usually between 0. 1%-0.5%. If your investment amount is large, you can consider negotiating with the brokerage firm to reduce the trading commission.

Redemption fee is the fee charged by the fund company, and its calculation includes: front-end fee, back-end fee and redemption fee. The front-end fee is the fee charged when the ETF fund is sold, the back-end fee is the fee charged when the ETF fund is sold, and the redemption fee is the fee charged when the fund company sells the ETF fund.

The calculation of front-end charge and back-end charge is more complicated. Generally speaking, the front-end charges are charged according to a certain proportion of the * * amount, and the back-end charges are calculated according to the holding time. Redemption fee is a relatively new fee, which is only charged by some ETF fund companies, and its calculation method is a certain proportion of the selling amount.

In addition to the handling fee, there are some other expenses to pay attention to. For example, ETF funds may charge management fees, custody fees and transaction fees. These fees usually affect the return rate of ETF funds. Therefore, working in **ETF funds requires a careful understanding of the details of various expenses.

In short, the calculation of ETF fund selling fee is complicated, including trading commission and redemption fee. When choosing ETF funds, we need to know the details of various expenses carefully in order to make more wise investment decisions.