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

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A 12b-1 fee is a type of expense that some investment companies charge to cover the cost of advertising and marketing their mutual fund. It is named after the SEC rule that allows these fees to be collected. The other options listed, such as 14A-1 and 18-2 fees, do not relate to mutual fund advertising fees. The 403(b) and 401(k) fees are retirement plan fees, and while they may have similar expenses, they do not pertain to mutual fund advertising fees.

A Fee That Some Investment Companies Charge for Advertising and Marketing