The amount of fund redemption refers to the funds redeemed by investors from the fund. When investing in a fund, investors usually need to pay a certain subscription fee, and the fund redemption amount is the refund amount that investors can get when they decide to withdraw from the fund.

The amount of fund redemption depends on the number of fund shares held by investors and the net value of the fund. The net value of a fund refers to the net value per share obtained by subtracting the total liabilities from the total assets of the fund and dividing by the total shares of the fund. Therefore, the calculation formula of fund redemption amount is: fund redemption amount = number of fund shares × fund net value.

The calculation method of fund redemption amount is relatively simple, but in actual operation, investors need to pay attention to the following points:

1. redemption fee: some fund companies will charge a certain fee for redemption operation, and investors need to know and calculate these fees in advance.

2. Redemption date: Different fund companies have different redemption dates. Some fund companies can redeem every day, but some fund companies only accept redemption applications on a specific date or within a specific time period. Investors need to know the relevant regulations in advance.

3. Redemption restrictions: Some fund companies will set restrictions on redemption operations, such as the minimum redemption amount and the longest holding period. Investors need to know and abide by the relevant regulations in advance.

4. Tax issue: The fund redemption proceeds may need to pay certain taxes, and investors need to understand relevant tax policies and abide by relevant regulations.

In short, the amount of fund redemption is an important indicator of fund investment, and investors need to know the relevant regulations in advance, operate carefully and avoid losses.