Regret is human nature, some regrets can be remedied in time, and some regrets will become lifelong regrets. What should I do if I regret after buying a fund? Can I return it? Let's take a look at the relevant regulations of fund trading first.

Can I return it if I regret buying a fund?

If you regret buying the fund, you can withdraw it, but it depends on the situation. You can withdraw it in time before confirming the share after buying, without any loss. If the share has been confirmed, it can't be called a refund, it can only be redeemed, that is, sold. As for how much money can be sold, it depends on the net value of the fund at the time of sale. If the net value rises relative to the time of buying, it is earned. If the net value falls, it will lose money.

No matter what platform you bought the fund on, you can choose to sell it if you regret it, and the bank fund is no exception. You can operate it directly in mobile banking. However, if you buy a closed-end fund, the share has been confirmed and you can't quit during the closed period, that is, you can't sell it.

Open-end funds can withdraw at any time. At present, most of the funds on the market are open-end funds, and investors can subscribe or redeem them at any time. Closed-end funds cannot be withdrawn at any time. Closed-end funds cannot be purchased or redeemed after the completion of raising, and can only be operated after the completion of a new round of opening.

The above is "Can I get a refund if I regret buying a fund?" I hope I can help you.