General fund companies have such a rule: if it is lower than the minimum reserve share, you can only choose one-time redemption, not partial redemption. In other words, when your fund share exceeds the minimum reserve share, you can redeem it at will, but you should consider it clearly. If your remaining fund share is lower than the minimum reserve share, then you must redeem all the fund shares at one time for the last time. For example, you still have 65,438+052 fund shares. You originally wanted to redeem 65,438+000, but because the last 52 funds will not be redeemed separately, you should choose to redeem 65,438+052 funds at one time as the last redemption.

The problem is that you have more than one now. What should you do?

As long as your fund account is not cancelled, you will keep this share forever. One way is to cancel the business directly at the counter of the fund company or bank, so that all fund shares can be redeemed at real time. Another way is to re-purchase the fund share to make it exceed the minimum share, so that it can be redeemed smoothly.