1. Most funds have a minimum redemption share limit, but there are very few that have no limit. It is recommended that you check the fund company’s website or call customer service to inquire. Otherwise, you can give it a try. It doesn’t matter.

2. Fund investors can redeem all or part of their fund shares.

Non-monetary funds are redeemed based on shares. The number of shares applied for redemption shall be accurate to two decimal places. Each redemption share shall not be less than 1,000 shares, and the balance of the fund account shall not be less than 1,000 shares. For example, after one redemption, the funds in the fund account

The share balance will be less than 1,000 shares and should be redeemed in one go.

If the account balance is less than 1,000 shares due to dividend reinvestment, non-trading transfer, custody transfer, huge redemption, fund conversion, etc., this is not subject to this restriction, but when redeeming again, it must be redeemed all at once.

When redeeming a currency fund, the minimum limit for a single redemption is 1,000 fund shares.

The balance of fund units in any fund account shall not be less than 1,000 fund units.

If the balance of currency fund units in the fund account will be less than 10,000 after one redemption, a one-time redemption should be made.