Finance You invest in a mutual fund that charges a 3% front-end load, 1% operating costs, and a 1% 12b-1 fees. What are the total fees in year 1 on an initial investment of $20,000 with 10% annual growth in fund's asset value, or NAV? Note that "initial investment" means it is before the deduction of frontend load.

Finance You invest in a mutual fund that charges a 3% front-end load, 1% operating costs, and a 1% 12b-1 fees. What are the total fees in year 1 on an initial investment of $20,000 with 10% annual growth in fund's asset value, or NAV? Note that "initial investment" means it is before the deduction of frontend load.

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Chapter13: Investing In Mutual Funds, Etfs, And Real Estate

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