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C-Share

C-Share is a term in finance for the Class C shares of mutual funds. These have a level load. Their back-end loads are small, typically around 1 per cent, which are likely to vanish after holding it for a year. These have front-end loads. Their expense ratios are lower than the Class B shares and higher than the Class A shares. Class C shares are considered good option for investors, who intend to sell them in a relatively shorter span of time.

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