The in-transit income of the fund refers to the income that has not yet reached the investor's account. Of course, investors are more concerned about when the in-transit income will arrive, so how long will it take for the fund to arrive?

How long does it take for the fund's in-transit income to arrive?

The specific arrival time of in-transit income needs to be judged according to the type of fund purchased by investors, and the settlement time of each fund's consignment company is also different. Investors who buy stock funds or redeem bond funds can generally receive the account within four working days of applying for redemption. If it is a QDII fund, it can generally be received within nine working days of applying for redemption, but it also needs the processing time of the fund consignment company.

Fund operation skills:

1. Observing the fund market: When investors choose to buy or sell funds, they need to observe the overall market of funds. For example, investors can continue to hold stock funds for a period of time when the stock market belongs to a bull market;

2. Converting other products: Investors can choose to convert some high-risk funds into low-risk funds, and the redemption fee of the funds will be higher than the conversion fee. Conversion is actually a kind of redemption;

3. Regular fixed redemption: Regular fixed redemption of funds is a way to effectively manage investment products.