While employed, Sally purchased shares of a mutual fund with a certain investment objective. Sally has decided to retire this year, and she wants to change the investment objective of her mutual fund investments. When Sally goes to the investment company to change investment objective, which of the following fees would Sally likely have to pay?
A. Purchase Fees
B. Exchange Fees
C. Redemption Fees
D. Sales Loads
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