Shareholder Fees
Shareholder fees are mutual fund costs charged directly to investors. They include fees in connection with particular investor transactions such as buying, selling, or exchanging shares (charged at the time of the transaction) and account maintenance (charged periodically).
Concept at a glance
Definition and explanation
Shareholder fees are mutual fund costs charged directly to investors. They include fees in connection with particular investor transactions such as buying, selling, or exchanging shares (charged at the time of the transaction) and account maintenance (charged periodically). [1]
Frequently asked questions
What does Shareholder Fees mean in the cited reference?
Shareholder fees are mutual fund costs charged directly to investors. They include fees in connection with particular investor transactions such as buying, selling, or exchanging shares (charged at the time of the transaction) and account maintenance (charged periodically). [1]
Sources and review dates
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