SERIES-6 practice question 15 of 35
A fund’s 12b-1 fees may not be used to pay which of the following?
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D. administrative expenses of the fund’s investment adviser
Explanation
A fund’s 12b-1 fees may not be used to pay the administrative expense of the fund’s investment adviser. This would be part of the fund’s management fees. SEC rule 12b-1 authorizes a fund to pay for distribution costs out of a fund’s assets only if the fund has adopted a 12b-1 plan. The SEC defines these distribution costs to include the costs of marketing and selling the fund shares, including compensating brokers who help to sell the shares, and printing and mailing prospectuses and sales literature to existing and prospective customers.
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