Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Sujata Singh
Understand the redemption process for the specific mutual fund scheme you are invested in. Different funds may have slightly different procedures.
Check if there is any minimum holding period for the scheme you are invested in. Some funds may have an exit load if you redeem your investment before a certain period.
Exit loads are charges imposed when you redeem your investment within a specified period. Ensure you are aware of the exit load and its duration.
Verify the NAV of the mutual fund scheme on the day you plan to redeem. NAV fluctuates daily, so ensure you are redeeming at a favourable NAV to maximise your returns.
Decide how you want to redeem your mutual fund units. You can choose between physical certificates, a direct credit to your bank account, or through a Systematic Withdrawal Plan (SWP).
Ensure that the bank account registered with the mutual fund is correct. The redemption proceeds will be credited to this account, so any discrepancies can lead to delays or issues.
Ensure that your Know Your Customer (KYC) details are up to date. If there are any changes in your personal information, update your KYC records with the fund house.
Understand the tax implications of redeeming your mutual fund investment. Capital gains tax may apply, so consult with a tax advisor to minimise your tax liability.
Be aware of the cut-off timing for submitting redemption requests. Different funds may have different cut-off times for same-day NAV.
Check if there are any charges associated with the redemption, such as transaction charges or service fees.