What is the difference between index A and C, and the difference between index fund A and C

A and C represent the charging method of **. Class A** means that the subscription fee and redemption fee are charged. When you buy from a third-party platform, you can get a discount on the subscription fee, or buy with currency on the official website, and you can get the subscription fee free.

The redemption fee is generally not charged if the investment is long-term; Class C representatives do not charge subscription fees and redemption fees, but only about sales service fees.

Specific differences between A and C:

1. **A and C are different, although **manager and operation mode are the same, but the **net value is announced separately.

It's also different.

2. The returns of **A and C are different, although **Class A and Class C investment targets are the same, but they are affected by investors' buying and selling, resulting in their ups and downs being out of sync, which makes their returns different.

3. The handling fees of **A and C are different: Class A ** shares and Class C ** shares are charged the same custody fee and management fees, Class A ** shares are charged subscription, subscription and redemption fees, and no sales service fees are charged, and Class C ** shares are not charged subscription and subscription fees (held for more than 30 days), and sales service fees are accrued.

4.Class A will not charge an investor's sales service fee, Class C will charge an investor's sales service fee, and Class A will charge a subscription fee.

5.There will be no subscription fee for Class C, no subscription fee for Class A, no subscription fee for Class C, and no subscription fee for Class A for two-year redemptions.

6.There is no redemption fee for more than two years, there is a redemption fee for redemption within 30 days of holding **C, and there is no redemption fee for more than 30 days.

Extended information: 1. Investors who are suitable for choosing Class A need to have the following two situations, one is an investor who buys a large amount, such as a bond**.

It is stipulated that investors with more than 5 million yuan only need to pay a subscription (subscription) fee of 1,000 yuan per transaction, which is the lowest cost.

The other type is investors who have not used their funds for a long time. Since Class A is a front-end fee, investors will not have large-scale short-term arbitrage like Class C, which makes the performance relatively stable, and long-term investment will have a good expected annualized return.

2. For investors who do not have a large purchase capital and have been held for more than two years, Class B is more suitable. Some bonds** only charge a one-time subscription fee and zero redemption fee for more than two years.

3. If you want to choose class C, it is more suitable for some investors who purchase a small amount and hold for an indefinite time, the investment period can be long or short, and the amount can be large or correct, which is mainly due to the fact that the subscription fee is 0, and the redemption fee is also 0 after holding for 30 days, and the sales service fee is only charged at the annual rate, which greatly reduces the transaction cost of investors.

Index A and Index C represent different shares of an index, and the difference is mainly reflected in the handling fee, as follows:

1. **Index A needs to charge a subscription fee when subscribing, and no redemption fee will be charged if it is held for more than 2 years;

2. **Index C does not charge a subscription fee when subscribing, and there is no redemption fee if it is held for more than 2 years;

3. **Index A does not charge sales service fees, **Index C is charged, generally 0 4;

4. It is cost-effective to choose **index C for short-term investment, and **A for long-term investment.

Class A** generally has subscription and redemption fees, which are buying and selling fees, and Class C has no subscription fee, but there is a sales service fee. Generally, it is recommended to buy class C for short-term investment and class A for long-term investment. . .

The biggest difference between indices **a and c is the different fee structures.

Class A** will be charged a subscription fee at the time of subscription, and no redemption fee will be charged after holding it for more than two years, and Class C Index** will not be charged a subscription fee at the time of subscription, and there will be no redemption fee after holding it for a sufficient period of time, but it will charge more sales service fee (per year) than Class A shares, calculated on a daily basis. Index A and Index C represent different shares of an index, Index A does not charge sales service fees, Index C is charged, generally.

Difference Between Index A and Index C:

1. Subscription fee:

Index A: The subscription amount is 5 million, which is 1% (before the discount, different channels subscribe, the rate is different, subject to the page prompts), and the subscription amount of 5 million is 1000 yuan.

Index C: No subscription fee.

2. Redemption fee:

Index A: Holding days 7 days yes, 7 days Holding days 30 days yes, holding days 30 days yes.

Index C: The number of days held is 7 days, and the number of days held is 0

3. Sales service fee:

Index A: No sales service fee.

Index C: Year.

Extended information: 1. Formula for calculating the index.

1. Index of the reporting period = - the base period of the index on the base day. Where, the total market capitalization of ** = (market capitalization?) **Total Unit Share).

2. The 9 indexes, including the ** index and the existing composite index, belong to the stock price index, and the ** index belongs to the ** index, not the stock price index, and is not included in the compilation scope of any ** price index.

3. **Index refers to a closed-end index, which has nothing to do with open-ended**. If you buy closed-ended**, it is closely related to**index, if you buy the sparrow god is open-ended**, then its rise and fall is only related to **holding**, pay attention to the rise and fall of the top 10 heavy stocks held**. There is no specific index for open-ended, and its returns are linked to ** (generally referred to as **type**).

2. Trading Rules.

1. **Implement T+1 trading, and the time from purchase to redemption can be sold on the 3rd day at the earliest. According to the net value of the day of sale, the share will be confirmed on the second trading day, and the funds will arrive in the account after the share is confirmed, and the arrival time is generally 1-3 working days (subject to the product). **Generally, it is T+1 confirmation, T+2 display, investors can choose to sell at any time after T+2 display, and they can set a vertical Zen take-profit and stop-loss line according to their actual risk tolerance.

T day refers to the actual trading day, weekends and holidays do not belong to T day (trading day), T day is bounded by ** closing time, transactions submitted before 15:00 every day, the day is T day, transactions submitted after 15:00, the next trading day is T day.

2. **The redemption will not arrive immediately, and you also need to wait for the redemption confirmation time of T+1. For example, if an investor submits a redemption application after 15:00 on March 10, the redemption transaction date will be March 11 (T day), and the redemption confirmation date and redemption funds will be received on March 12 (T+1).

**After the share is confirmed, it is theoretically possible to apply for redemption at any time, but in addition to currency**, most **redemptions have to charge a redemption fee, so **short-term frequent transactions will increase transaction costs.

In terms of fees, Nasdaq Index A will charge a subscription fee when subscribing, and there will be no redemption fee if it is held for more than 2 years.

There is no subscription fee for NASDAQ index C, and there is no redemption fee after holding for more than 2 years, and there is no service fee for NASDAQ index A, and there is a service fee for NASDAQ index C.

The difference in investment decisions is that Nasdaq A is suitable for long-term investments, while Nasdaq C is suitable for short-term investments.

Extended Resources:

The index belongs to one of the categories, but the index is passive, and investors do not need to make too many judgments and decisions, so many individual investors will choose to invest in the index.

The index name usually ends with the letter A or C, and the index class A and class C belong to independent **shares, with independent **** and net value calculations, and the biggest difference between the two is the purchase rate.

1. Index**a

Taking the CSI 50 Index ** as an example, if the subscription amount is less than 5 million, the subscription rate is, and if it is greater than 5 million, the subscription fee will be charged at 1,000 yuan per transaction.

The redemption rate is charged according to the length of holding time, and the holding time is less than 365 days, and the redemption fee is charged. More than 365 days and less than 730 days, it will be charged. If the holding time is more than 730 days, the redemption fee will be waived.

There is no sales service fee for Index**a.

2. Index**c

There is no subscription fee for index**c, but there is a redemption fee and a sales service fee. Taking the CSI 50 Index** as an example, the redemption fee is based on the length of time range, and the holding time is less than 7 days, and the redemption fee is waived if the holding time is more than 7 days.

The sales service fee is charged on a per-day basis, but the sales service fee is calculated on a daily basis, and a one-day fee is charged for holding one day. The fees charged are deducted directly from the calculation of the net worth.

Which is better, index **a or c.

Class A and Class C indices have similar names, but their net value is different. Class A and Class C represent different indices, and the biggest difference between these two types is the different interest rate structures.

It is the same **, the portfolio is the same, and due to the different ways they are charged, the accrued fees are also different, resulting in the difference in net worth! Classes A and B are disposable.

The choice of indices **a and c can be decided based on the holding time. Overall, short-term operations opt for Class C indexes** with lower rates. There is no service charge for Class A indexes** and annual service fees for Class C indexes**.

As the holding time increases, the Class A Index** fee will gradually decrease until it is lower than the Class C Index** rate. After a certain period of time, the rate of class A will be basically stable, while the rate of class C will be continuous. Therefore, it is better to choose a class A index for long-term investment**.

1. Subscription fee:

Index A: The subscription amount is 5 million, which is 1% (before the discount, different channels subscribe, the rate is different, subject to the page prompts), and the subscription amount of 5 million is 1,000 yuan.

Index C: No subscription fee.

2. Redemption fee:

Index A: Holding days 7 days yes, 7 days Holding days 30 days yes, holding days 30 days yes.

Index C: The number of days held is 7 days, and the number of days held is 0

3. Sales service fee:

Index A: No sales service fee.

Index C: Year.

The index and the existing composite index and other 9 indices belong to the stock price index, and the index belongs to the ** index, not the stock price index, and is not included in the compilation scope of any ** price index.

**Index refers to the closed-end base wheel blue gold index, and has nothing to do with open-ended**. If you buy closed-ended**, it is closely related to the index, if you buy open-ended**, then its rise and fall is only related to the **holding**, pay attention to the rise and fall of the top 10 heavy stocks held**.

There is no specific index for open-ended, and its returns are linked to ** (generally referred to as **type**).