Growth Investments
An investment grows in value when its price increases and you can sell it for more than you paid for it. The difference between the price you paid and the price for which you sell is known as your capital gain.
Growth investments usually suit people who are willing to keep their money tied up for five years or more. The longer you leave your money invested, the greater the likelihood that you'll realise a capital gain when you decide to sell.
| Provider | Account | Income | More Info |
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FTSE 100 Geared Returns Plan | Up to 80% | more info |
| Fixed income stream above the risk free rate with the potential for bonus payments if the product requirements are met. | |||
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FTSE 100 Enhanced Kick Out Plan | 13% Per Annum |
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| Structured investment plan with potential maturity after years 1, 2, 3 & 4. If the plan matures early it will return 11% times the number of years the plan has been in force. | |||
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Gilliat Deposit Kick-Out | 9.5% Per Annum |
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| A 5 year capital protected structured investment product with the potential for 9.5% a year with early maturity. | |||
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FTSE Growth Plan | Up to 60% | more info |
| A 5 year structured investment plan which aims to provide a 60% return, dependent on the FTSE 100 Index being at the same level or higher at the end of the 5 year investment term. | |||
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FTSE 100 3 Year Deposit Plan | Up to 17.25% | more info |
| A capital protected deposit plan offers a potential return of 19% at maturity. | |||
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The value of investments and any income you take from them can go down as well as up and the value of your investment cannot be guaranteed and the final value will depend on the performance of your investment.
The products contained in this table are a sample of those that were available on 27th October 2011. The table does not include all of the products available and those seleted are not necessarily a representative sample of the whole market. Furthermore they do not constitute either the cheapest or most suitable products available and we recommend that you seek independent financial advice before making any changes to your financial affairs
Although past performance is not an indication of future performance, investors looking to see their assets grow over time should consider investing in the stock market, which is generally considered to be the best home for a long-term investment.
Growth stocks are also less stable than their income-generating counterparts, because there is no guarantee that their value will continue to rise. Many areas of growth tend to be subject to changes in investor sentiment.
For more information on investing for growth speak to the independent investment advice team from one of our partner firms for a no obligation consultation.
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