When a Mutual Fund Has More Than One Class (A,B,C,for

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When a mutual fund has more than one class (A,B,C,for example) it means that each class has a different group of securities in its investment portfolio.

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Definitions:

Market Expected Rate

The rate of return that investors anticipate from an investment, taking into account all known risks and future expectations.

Capital Allocation

The process of distributing financial resources among various projects or investments to achieve strategic goals and maximize returns.

Capital Allocation

Capital allocation is the process of distributing financial resources among different areas such as projects, investments, or units within an organization to maximize returns or achieve strategic objectives.