You have $7000 to invest. The mutual fund you are considering offers two classes of shares. Class A shares have no front-end load, an expense ratio of 3.6%, and an expected gross return of 8.4% per year. Class B shares have a front-end load of 7.1%, an expense ratio of 1.2%, and an expected gross return of 7.2% per year. How much more money will you make over 8 years if you invest in the Class B shares instead of the Class A shares? O $231.67 $575.23 O $971.30 $179.15 O $601.48

You have $7000 to invest. The mutual fund you are considering offers two classes of shares. Class A shares have no front-end load, an expense ratio of 3.6%, and an expected gross return of 8.4% per year. Class B shares have a front-end load of 7.1%, an expense ratio of 1.2%, and an expected gross return of 7.2% per year. How much more money will you make over 8 years if you invest in the Class B shares instead of the Class A shares? O $231.67 $575.23 O $971.30 $179.15 O $601.48

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Author:Randall Billingsley, Lawrence J. Gitman, Michael D. Joehnk

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Chapter12: Investing In Stocks And Bonds

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