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HSBC FTSE 100 Index
Mikey17
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Hello, can someone explain to a noob, what is the difference between
HSBC FTSE 100 Index class C accumulation, and
HSBC FTSE 100 Index inclusive accumulation.
Many thanks
HSBC FTSE 100 Index class C accumulation, and
HSBC FTSE 100 Index inclusive accumulation.
Many thanks
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Class c is usually a reference to a different fee structure. So it could mean 100k min investment but you only pay 0.2%
You need to get the small print from them but basically its the same fund and acc means divs buy more fund units0 -
I see, thanks for clearing that up
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The only google reference to a fund with an "exclusive" tag as far as I can see is on H-L, so I guess its their name for the old Retail fund with all charges bundled in.
The Class C fund on H-L is 0.1% TER(AMC?) with no rebate. The "inclusive" fund is 0.25% with 0.1% rebate.
So they are the same thing but with different charges.0
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