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A Shares

A Shares - Class A shares as it pertains to mutual funds is one of several share classes. The most common ones are Class A, Class B and Class C. Class A shares carry a front-end load, which means there is a sales charge that is taken immediately from the purchase of your shares, and therefore reduces the amount of shares you will own. However, if you buy a certain amount of shares you can have what is known as a breakout. These shares come with several breakouts and will reduce the cost of the front end load. An investor may also qualify for these breakouts by sending a letter of intend to indicate that they choose to buy more shares in a specific set period of time (most often 13 months). Class A shares are good if you plan on keeping them long-term.

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Outstanding – the word outstanding in the investment and financial industry means   2 different things.  When talking about outstanding debt, it means the amount of debt not yet paid.  When the word outstanding is used when talking about securities, the word means the amount of funds that is in...

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