Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to lower your investment fees [title] Calculate your total fees. [step] You can find data on the fees you're being charged in a number of ways, but the simplest and most straightforward way is to review the account statements you receive and make a projection. [substeps] Generally, you'll see two kinds of fees on your statements. <sep> (A) These fees will vary depending on the account you plan to use. For example, you might pay by less or by spending more than $100 a month in monthly debt. (B) Some will be transaction fees, which are only charged when you buy or sell a stock or mutual fund. Others are ongoing fees, such as account maintenance fees or management fees, which you are charged on a regular basis. (C) You can see how much your average monthly payment is based on the account you hold. The " $40 " is typically a monthly expense and the account you hold is a portion of your normal annual fee. (D) One of those fees might range anywhere from two months to five years, depending on the level of expertise in the account. The statement on the statement begins with your name, both you and the company that made the account.
Output (English): B