Hehe, the landlord is so generous.

You set the deduction on September 22nd on the 2th of each month, and the first time will be on October 2th. The 2th of this month is Saturday, so your transaction will be postponed to 22nd, which is a feature of fixed investment.

once the contract is signed, it's better not to cancel it. as far as I know, it can be, but it's more troublesome. Do you want to pay some fines for withdrawal? Please go to CCB for details. Personally, I made a fixed investment in 24, and it will expire soon. Anyway, I don't have much money, so I keep deducting it.

if you want to cancel it forcibly, it will be cancelled automatically after 3 months of unsuccessful deduction.

the deduction date of fixed investment is from 1st to 28th of each month, whichever day you choose. It is impossible to change it for you at any time. The purpose of fixed investment is to use time to smooth the fluctuations during the period.

the maximization of the fund's income is obtained by holding it for a long time, but the premise is that it must be the products of a good company, because the phenomenon of mixed fish and dragons and uneven funds is more serious now.

If you buy it at CCB, you have to say that Huaxia is the best fund managed by CCB.

Huaxia dividend, with a return of 175.62% this year, ranked fifth

This product is another flag fund of Huaxia besides the selection of China's large market.

China's market selection: 27.27%. What's the use of the first one? It depends on whether you can buy it.

China's steady growth: this year's return is 159.39%, ranking 17th.

China's advantage growth: this year's return is 154.96%, ranking 27th.

Personally, I feel that I must buy something good, otherwise I will buy something. The same is true for funds. If you choose the products of the company, your financial management will be more time-saving and labor-saving, and the income will be high. Huaxia is such a good company.

Huaxia, with a scale of 2 billion+. It's not easy to achieve such results on this scale.

Now the Matthew effect has become more and more obvious in the fund industry-the strong will always be strong.

I wonder if you are satisfied with this answer.