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National Savings offers bond with 120% of FTSE 100 growth

Wednesday, 07 Mar 2007 14:36
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has released a new guaranteed equity bond offering 120% of any FTSE100 growth.

On sale for just six weeks, the NS&I guaranteed equity bond can be opened online, by phone or by post.

People can incest in the bond from March 14th 2007, - it will offer a return equal to 120% of any growth in the FTSE 100 index over the five-year term of the Bond, without any risk to investors' capital.

You can investment anywhere between £1,000 and £1 million per person in the bond.

NS&I guaranteed equity bond key features
  • A five-year investment
  • Minimum investment of £1,000, maximum of £1 million (£2 million for joint investments), maximum online investment £99,999 per person
  • A gross return linked to any growth in the FTSE 100 index over the term
  • A competitive 120% participation rate
  • The start and end FTSE 100 index levels allow for five days initial averaging and six months final daily averaging
  • No cap, giving unlimited growth potential
  • 100% guarantee that all of a customer's original capital investment will be returned at the end of the five-year term, regardless of the performance of the index, backed by HM Treasury
  • Any returns from a GEB not held within a SIPP will be subject to income tax in 2012-13 so must be declared to the Inland Revenue
  • Investors do not receive dividends from this Guaranteed Equity Bond.
  • No access to the funds invested once the term has started except in death.

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