Expense Ratio: Class A shares typically have lower ongoing expense ratios but higher front-end sales charges. Class C shares often have higher ongoing expense ratios but no front-end charges.
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B: NAV is determined daily and does not vary by share class.
C: All share classes invest in the same underlying portfolio.
D: Purchase timing is the same for all share classes.
SEC Guidance on Mutual Fund Share Classes: SEC Fund Classes.
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