Which bank is better for the fund to invest in?

**The relationship between regular investment and banks is not very large, but I choose China Construction Bank or Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, these two banks are more preferential than other banks and will be discounted. I bought ** regular investment not long ago (opened online). Hope it helps.

It's all the same, just to see which one is better. Remember to choose the back-end deduction of fees and dividends to reinvest when you make regular investment, anyway, it's okay to put it away, and you can redeem it after three or five years, you can pause halfway, but don't redeem it right away in the end.

The purchase depends on the company, not the bank. It is recommended to invest in Huaxia dividends, industrial trends, etc.

Banks can choose Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Industrial Bank, China Merchants Bank Card, etc. Don't buy over the counter, open online banking, and open an account directly in **company** to buy, the rate is lower.

**Regular investment mainly depends on**, and it has little to do with the bank. It depends on which bank card you have or have opened online banking, mainly depending on your own convenience. However, if you have a card from Industrial Bank or Ping An Bank, it is also good, you can consider using the card of these small commercial banks to make regular investment, which is free of management fees.

Other bank cards are charged a quarterly or yearly, or even monthly management fee, although the amount is not large, but you can save it.

ICBC, Pudong Development, and Guangfa are all good.

Investment is equivalent to entrusting others to operate on behalf of the purchase of ** and bonds, etc., specifically the ** manager of the **company is operating, not the bank operation, so it has nothing to do with the bank, the bank is only responsible for fund management, so you want to invest regularly is to find **company or **manager, rather than to consider the bank, which bank is useless, and **according to the investment requirements, it is also divided into several kinds (**type, hybrid, bond, etc., there are tracking indexes, there are small and medium-sized boards, There are many other convertible bonds and so on), not just the word "**", you have to see which risk is suitable for you, this is my opinion, I hope it will be useful to you.

In addition, most of the dividend-type ** are large stocks such as investment bank stocks or steel stocks, and their earnings are relatively stable, but their returns are relatively limited. By the way, looking at the shareholding information of Huaxia Dividend, it shows that it holds a lot of Yili shares, which is only a loss, I don't know what its manager thinks, it stands to reason that it shouldn't be invested like this, I personally don't understand it.