sales charge

sales charge
The fee charged by a mutual fund at purchase of shares, usually payable as a commission to a marketing agent, such as a financial adviser, who is thus compensated for assistance to a purchaser. It represents the difference, if any, between the share> purchase price and the share net asset value. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

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sales charge UK US noun [C]
FINANCE, STOCK MARKET, INSURANCE an additional amount of money that you pay when you buy shares, insurance, or other financial products from a broker: a sales charge on sth »

There is no sales charge on dividends that are reinvested in additional shares.

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Thousands of people taking out pensions have been hit by crippling sales charges.

See also FRONT-END(Cf. ↑front-end)

Financial and business terms. 2012.

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