How can I get my money out of ASB Investment Funds?
Last Updated: 21 Jun 2022
Call us on 0800 803 804 or email invest@asb.co.nz to request a withdrawal from your ASB Investment Funds account.
You can choose the following withdrawal options:
- Withdraw one-off lump sum amounts of at least $500 each time.
- Set up automatic withdrawal amounts of at least $100 every fortnight or every month.
- Transfer all or part of your investment to someone else.
If any of these change, we’ll let you know. If the value of your investment is below $100 for more than one year, we can withdraw your investment on your behalf and pay it to you. We can delay or suspend a withdrawal or transfer of your investment in exceptional circumstances in accordance with the Trust Deed. You will not receive any other distributions from the funds.
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