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Right, there can be fees imposed on top of the fund's price itself but that doesn't mean the fund isn't trading at NAV.
by saryant 13y ago
Right, there can be fees imposed on top of the fund's price itself but that doesn't mean the fund isn't trading at NAV.
- wj 13y agoWell, I said "purchase" rather than "trading". And you can't purchase at the NAV price if they're adding fees on top of it.
- AjithAntony 13y agoThere are a great many no-load funds. A cost-sensitive investor will naturally buy index funds, and all the major IRA custodians offer at minimum, their in-house index funds fee free.