When investors liquidate an exchange-traded fund (ETF)they have held for less than 6 months, they will not pay a redemption fee, but they will pay a commission.

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This is true. Most ETFs do not charge a redemption fee if the investor holds the ETF for less than 6 months, but they may still have to pay a commission when they sell the ETF. This varies by ETF and brokerage firm, so investors should check with their broker for specific details.

When Investors Liquidate an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF)they Have Held for Less