Withdrawing Funds

Redemptions

To withdraw your funds from a First Mortgage Trust Fund you must complete a Notice of Redemption.
Withdrawals are normally actioned twice a week (on Monday and Thursday) and we generally action withdrawals within four business days of receiving your completed Notice of Redemption.
A Notice of Redemption must be for at least 500 units or the whole amount of your investment if the balance of your investment is less than 500 units.
We will need to receive a completed and signed Notice of Redemption by the close of business on Monday for processing on the following Thursday, and by the close of business on a Thursday for processing the following Monday. (If a Public Holidays falls within these dates we may require an extra day to process the transaction.)

Wanting to withdraw funds?

Please fill out the details in the form below or give us a call on 0800 321 113 to request a redemption and we will send you a pre-filled form to complete & sign.

We use Docusign to gather signatures by default but if you’d prefer to sign a physical document please let us know and we can arrange it.

 

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