A one-off charge deducted from your investment money when you first invest in an investment or unit trust.
A charge that is paid by investors in a managed fund as entry fees to cover manager's expenses, such as advertising, administration and commision. It is usually levied at 5% of the investment amount.
A charge that is paid to the fund manager when you invest to cover their expenses, such as commission, advertising, administration and dealing costs.
The sales charge payable by investors on the purchase of units in a fund. This charge covers expenses such as administration and dealing costs.
A charge- usually 5%- that is paid by unitholders to cover manager's expenses, such as advertising, administration, commission, etc.
This is the sales charge payable by the investor on the purchase of shares in a fund.
A charge calculated when you first take out your investment in an applicable fund. The initial charge is sometimes referred to as the ‘front-end load'.
The initial charge is the first charging process after the electrolyte has been poured into a dry precharged battery. It has the purpose of bringing the cell or battery to full initial capacity
A charge to cover the costs of setting up an investment.
A sales charge incurred by investors when investment fund units are bought.
A charge made by an investment provider when you first take out an investment. This is to cover the cost of setting up the investment.
Charge imposed on buyers of new shares/units in a Collective Investment Scheme. Used to pay commission to IFinancial advisers.