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"Back-end load" nghĩa là gì?
20 Apr, 2023
"Back-end load" -> nghĩa là số tiền nhà đầu tư trả khi bán cổ phiếu (từ khoản đầu tư); phí rút vốn.
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A back-end load is a sales fee charged by a broker (người môi giới) when an investor redeems (sells) their mutual fund shares. Back-end loads are most commonly charged on Class B mutual fund shares.
On the other hand, if the fund has lost value by the time the investor sells their shares, the back-end load is still calculated (tính toán) based on the investor’s final balance, so they don’t have to pay a fee on their lost money.
As mentioned above, sales load structures and percentages often vary (biến động) by share class, with Class A shares more likely to carry front-end loads and Class B shares more likely to carry back-end loads.
As the name implies (ngụ ý), load funds impose "sales loads," or commissions that you pay to third-party brokers when you buy and sell shares. The commissions are calculated as a percentage of the amount you’ve invested in the fund. A fee paid at the time of purchase is called a “front-end load,” while a fee paid at the time of sale is (you guessed it) a “back-end load.”
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