A fee that some investment companies charge for advertising and marketing a mutual fund is called a:

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The 12b-1 fee is a fee that some investment companies charge for advertising and marketing a mutual fund. It is named after the SEC rule that allows it. The fee is charged to the fund's assets, which can result in lower returns for investors. The other options listed are not related to mutual fund advertising and marketing fees.

A Fee That Some Investment Companies Charge for Advertising and Marketing