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Transmission of your mutual fund units

It is not always necessary for only one individual to hold a Mutual Funds. There options like Joint mode or joint mode with three people. Although the investments in such holding policies is quite simple, there is a little procedure involved when there is a demise of a fund holder.

However, it is of prime importance that, every investment or debt asset that an individual holds should be assigned to a nominee. In situations where the asset does not have a nominee, it is your family that will lose out on all the savings. And if you are in debt of availing a home loan or a personal loan, specify the nominee as well so that you can claim the asset for which the loan was borrowed.

Following are the documents required by each fund holder’s situation:

Demise of first unit holder:

The units of the first holder will be transferred to the second holder for which the following documents are to be submitted:

Demise of the joint holder:

Units will continue to remain in the name of the first unit holder. The first unit holder has the option to register any other person as a joint holder, for which the following documents are required:

Demise of the single holder:

In case there is only a single holder, and there is a nomination registered, the claimant has to make an application to evidence the claim on death of the unit holder. This has to be accompanied with an attested copy of the death certificate along with the following documents:

DEMISE OF SINGLE HOLDER WITHOUT NOMINATION

If there is a single holder and there is no nomination, but if the deceased has left a will, then the claimant has to make an application on the death of the unit holder, along with an attested copy of the will or probate of the will along with the following documents:

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