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CDSC
(redirected from Contingent deferred sales charge)

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CDSCContingent Deferred Sales Charge
CDSCCommunicable Disease Surveillance Centre
CDSCConnecticut Down Syndrome Congress
CDSCCommunications Distribution and Switching Center (NASA)
CDSCCable Distribution and Switching Center
CDSCCustom Data Services Cabinet (4ESS)
CDSCCombat Data System Center
CDSCCampus Development and Space Committee (Florida State University)
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Class B Stocks These types of stocks are characterized by their contingent deferred sales charge and are appropriate for investors who have limited resources and are looking for long term investment.
The Basics of Mutual Fund Classes by Joseph Kenny / Finance and Investment community
The product carries no charges at the time of purchase, no surrender fees, no contingent deferred sales charges and no annual contract administrative charge.
Safeco Launches Variable Annuity Marketed by Advisers by Best's Review
Contingent deferred sales charge (4%-8% of withdrawals).
Nothing comes free by Khalfani, Lynnette / Black Enterprise
 
 
 
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