Capital expenditure, often referred to as capital costs or capital investment, pertains to substantial expenses incurred by an organization for purchasing or enhancing fixed assets. These costs are capitalized on the balance sheet and depreciated over the asset's useful life.
A front-end load is an initial sales charge or commission incurred by an investor when buying a financial product, used to cover administration fees and agent commissions.
Investment costs are the expenditures incurred when an individual or organization allocates money to acquire investments or assets, often with the anticipation of generating returns over time.
