American Funds Ira

I know that the maximum annual contribution is 5,000 per year to an IRA or IRA mutual funds. My question is can someone start "an IRA with any amount? if not, why not U.S. funds, in particular, have a table showing the sales charge that you pay in advance by investing an amount of 5,000 to 1 million?

I drove an old 401k will go to a mutual fund with U.S. funds and it was over 10K but I know that is different as well since he has been a shift. how it applies to the scenario we talked about? Thank you in advance.

The minimum amount required to open an IRA account varies with the administrator account.

Some guards may be responsible (sales charge) mutual funds where charges are waived if it is in an IRA. Read the information the fund's prospectus for sales charge.

You must stay within the annual contribution at the start of the IRA or the addition of an existing business. The fund company reports to the IRS your contributions. If you put $ 100,000, the IRS know and a call for sanctions.
Table of U.S. funds being more than the annual limit should also be deferred to the IRA or other IRA 401k other companies.

There is no minimum contribution to implement an IRA ... and I do not understand the rest of your questions to answer. There are so-called "breakpoints" on purchases of mutual funds ... brakpoints much have to take a break "on sales loads ... I think it is $ 25,000 minimum purchase in one year to qualify for sales charge breakpoints with U.S. funds .