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UTI proposes new commission payments system

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THE fund has proposed to process commission payment by the registrars once every month for applications accepted up to the end of the previous month.

A single cheque inclusive of all types of commission payments (up-front, trail, incentive etc) will be issued covering all schemes handled by the respective registrars, the MF has mentioned, adding that this practice will be followed as far as practicable. However, a commission amount of less than Rs 100 will be carried forward to the next month; it would be paid in the third month even if it does not reach the Rs 100-limit.

The streamlined system will be effective from February. UTI MF will also pay commissions through direct credit or ECS if these facilities are available. Incidentally, UTI Bank has recently decided that it will allow the MF's financial advisors to open zero balance savings accounts. Commissions may then be directly credited to such accounts.

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