Redemption Fee
A redemption fee is paid to a fund when specified shares are sold, usually to offset redemption costs or discourage short-term trading.
Fund redemption charge terms for exit loads, redemption fees, sales charges, and withdrawal costs.
Redemption and Sales Charges terms explain the explicit and embedded costs investors may pay through fund expense ratios, management fees, sales loads, redemption fees, and share classes.
Use this branch when costs or share-class design can change net return, distribution economics, adviser compensation, or the suitability of a fund wrapper.
| Term | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Exit Load | A fund cost, compensation, share-class, or distribution term that affects investor net return. |
| Redemption Fee | A fund cost, compensation, share-class, or distribution term that affects investor net return. |
| Sales Charge | A fund cost, compensation, share-class, or distribution term that affects investor net return. |
Check the prospectus or offering document, expense ratio, fee waiver, sales charge, redemption fee, 12b-1 or distribution fee, adviser compensation, and share-class eligibility.
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A redemption fee is paid to a fund when specified shares are sold, usually to offset redemption costs or discourage short-term trading.
A mutual fund sales charge compensates distribution and may apply at purchase, redemption, or through an ongoing asset-based charge.