Class A Share Mutual Funds

Designed for long-term investors, Class A share mutual funds typically provide discounts off the upfront sales charge and generally have lower 12b-1 fees than Class C shares.

Class C Share Mutual Funds

Made with short- and medium-term investors in mind, Class C share mutual funds provide greater flexibility and fewer upfront fees, but can charge a contingent deferred sales charge if sold too soon after purchase.

No-Load Mutual Funds

No‑load funds can offer the ability to buy shares with lower expense ratios, allowing the full investment amount to be invested. These funds may charge other non-sales fees, such as purchase or redemption fees.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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