Usually, after the stipulated deduction date, there will be an extension period (depending on the agreement with the fund company, such as 2 days). If the extension period is exceeded, it is deemed that the investor has given up the fixed investment in the current period and will not be deducted. If you don't save it for a continuous period of time (this period also depends on the agreement with the fund company, usually 3 months), it will be regarded as giving up this business.

For example, if the renewal period agreed by the fund company is 2 days, then you deposit between 10 and 12, and the deduction is successful. If it exceeds 12, the deduction will fail (it will be postponed to the next trading day if it is not a trading day), and 10 will take effect again the next month. 10 has not been deposited for more than 3 months, so the fixed investment will be terminated.

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