Products & RisksCâu 21 / 125
A breakpoint in a front-end load mutual fund refers to:
a.A reduced sales charge available for larger investment amounts
b.A point at which the fund stops accepting new investors
c.The date the fund pays its annual dividend
d.The maximum loss the fund can experience
Giải thích
Breakpoints are investment thresholds at which the sales charge percentage decreases; larger purchases qualify for lower loads. A letter of intent or rights of accumulation may let an investor reach a breakpoint over time. Recommending purchases just below a breakpoint to earn a higher commission is a prohibited practice.
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- Under the Investment Company Act of 1940, an open-end investment company (mutual fund):
- The public offering price (POP) of a mutual fund share with a front-end sales load is calculated as:
- A mutual fund share has a net asset value (NAV) of $19.05 and a maximum sales charge of 5%. What is the public offering price?
- An exchange-traded fund (ETF) differs from a traditional open-end mutual fund primarily because an ETF:
- A unit investment trust (UIT) is characterized by:
- A variable annuity's separate account value during the accumulation phase depends on:
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