Usually means: Mutual fund with sales charge.
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  1. load fund: Wiktionary
  2. load fund: Infoplease Dictionary
  3. load fund: Dictionary.com

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  3. Load fund: bizterms.net
  4. Load fund: Bloomberg Financial Glossary
  5. Load Fund: Harvey Financial
  6. Load Fund: Investopedia
  7. Load fund: Securities Terminology
  8. Load Fund: Financial dictionary
  9. BusinessDictionary.com (No longer online)
  10. Load Fund: WashingtonPost.com: Business
  11. Yahoo Tax Center Glossary (No longer online)

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Definitions from Wiktionary (load fund)

▸ noun:  (finance) A mutual fund that charges sales load.

Similar:
fund, investment fund, shipload, setup fee, margin call, charge, loader, last, open-end fund, pooled fund, more...

Phrases:
no load fund, no load mutual fund, low load fund, back-end load fund, back end load fund, more...

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Similar:
fund, investment fund, shipload, setup fee, margin call, charge, loader, last, open-end fund, pooled fund, more...

Phrases:
no load fund, no load mutual fund, low load fund, back-end load fund, back end load fund, more...



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