Match each cost with the investment type to which it relates. [stocks and bonds || mutual funds] commissions, administrative costs, hourly fees, investment advisory fees

  stocks are certificates of ownership of a stock in a company that someone can buy. bonds are certificates that promise that the company will pay for the money someone lent. the costs related to this type of investment are: commission (on the securities bought and sold, and on the amount invested) and hourly fees.

mutual funds costs are: administrative costs, investment advisory fees. commissions are included too.