What is the difference between a partial and full redemption?
A partial redemption is when an account owner redeems a portion of the security. The amount requested includes principal, as well as a proportionate amount of interest. The account owner must redeem at least $25.00, and may not leave less than $25.00 as the remainder of the held security. A full redemption includes both the principal and the total interest earned.
A partial redemption is when an account owner redeems a portion of the security. The amount requested includes principal, as well as a proportionate amount of interest. The account owner must redeem at least $25, and may not leave less than $25 as the remainder of the held security. A full redemption includes both the principal and the total interest earned.