Investment bonds

An investment bond enables you to select from a variety of investment funds managed by professional investment managers for you to invest in over the long term.

Investment bonds can be flexible; but some are more so than others. Some investment bonds allow you to move your money from fund to fund so you can switch from a long term growth fund to one that gives you a short term income. Other investment bonds allow you to withdraw a regular income or a one-off amount.

However, there can often be hidden charges or other penalties associated with moving or accessing your investment bond; so it is important to shop around and thoroughly compare terms and conditions. myfinances.co.uk can help you in your search for the best high yield investment bonds the market has to offer.
 

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