Not exact matches
A back - end
load involves paying a
fee when selling before a certain time period, but a front - end
load requires the payment of an
upfront commission.
A brokerage house could sell you shares that come with an
upfront sales
fee, otherwise known as a «
load.»
Some funds charge a front - end
load, an
upfront fee of about 5 %.
I'll rerun the numbers using the C - Shares, which do not have an
upfront load but carry a 1.46 % management
fee compared to.66 % for the A-Shares.
Unlike their United States counterparts, however, these are annual
fees as opposed to an
upfront load.
Accredited Debt Relief complies with the Federal Trade Commission's Telemarketing Sales Rule, which prohibits debt relief services from collecting
upfront fees or front -
loading fees into a debt payment program.
Some mutual funds charge expensive
upfront fees, while others are no -
load mutual funds; some mutual funds have high expense ratios, while others keep costs low.
Fees for these new funds are higher than long - only mutual funds, and many have different classes of funds with and without an
upfront load.
A brokerage house could sell you shares that come with an
upfront sales
fee, otherwise known as a «
load.»
No
Load Life Insurance — Protection that suspends
upfront fees, such as agent and broker commissions or underwriting costs.