A mutual fund that sells shares with a sales charge-typically 4% to 8% of the net amount indicated. Some no-load funds also levy distribution fees permitted by Article 12b-1 of the Investment Company [..]

Some mutual funds charge a load, or sales commission, when you buy or sell shares or, in some cases, each year you own the fund. The charge is generally figured as a percentage of your investment amount. Most load funds are sold by brokers or other investment professionals. The sales charge compensates them for their time.In contrast, no-load funds [..]

Definitions (2) 1. A mutual fund which carries a load. opposite of no-load fund.

A mutual fund that assesses a sales charge for a broker's services. A fund may be front-end loaded (fee owed when shares are bought) or back-end loaded (fee owed when shares are sold). Fund repre [..]

Load fund is a mutual fund that charges a commission either when shares are purchased or when they are redeemed. It is a mutual fund that is sold for a sales charge by a brokerage firm or other sales [..]

A mutual fund with shares sold at a price including a sales charge, usually purchased through a salesperson.

A mutual fund that assesses a sales charge for a broker's services. A fund may be front-end loaded (fee owed when shares are bought) or back-end loaded (fee owed when shares are sold). Fund representatives will often offer advice on buying and selling. Complete details on the expenses associated with the fund can be found in the fund's pr [..]

A mutual fund that assesses a sales charge for a broker's services. A fund may be front-end loaded (fee owed when shares are bought) or back-end loaded (fee owed when shares are sold). Fund repre [..]

A mutual fund that charges a commission to purchase its shares.

(finance) A mutual fund such that it charges sales load.

A mutual fund that sells shares with a sales charge-typically 4% to 8% of the net amount indicated. Some no-load funds also levy distribution fees permitted by Article 12b-1 of the Investment Company [..]