Breakpoints in Mutual Funds: Definition and How They Work
Key Takeaways
- Breakpoints are dollar amounts for mutual fund purchases that reduce sales charges for investors.
- Investors can use letters of intent to reach breakpoints over a set period, saving on initial and future purchases.
- Rights of accumulation allow investors to combine past and future investments to qualify for reduced sales charges.
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