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Key Dates |
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Closing Date: 11 June 2012 |
| Download Application Forms |
ISA Transfer closing date: 01 June 2012 |
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Summary
• Investment Term: 6 Years • Income: 1.85% Fixed Income Payable Every Quarter (7.4% pa), if the index is at or above 60% of the initial level. • Underlying Index: Capital Repayment linked to FTSE® 100 Index (see ‘Underlying’ Index section on page 7 of the plan brochure) • Counterparty: Barclays Bank Plc (S&P A+ rated at time of publication) (see ‘Counterparty’ section on page 6 of the brochure) • Capital Protection: 60% Bermudan Barrier (quarterly monitored) • Observation Points: 24 Income payment and capital protection barrier monitoring points (see pages 3 and 4 of the brochure for illustration) • Tax Treatment: Income received on direct investments is likely to be subject to Income Tax (see page 12 of the brochure for details) Considerations for Investing If the following statements apply then an investment in the plan may be appropriate: • Investors are taking advice from an independent Professional Adviser; • Investors want a ‘structured’ investment, provided by a single institution; • Investors understand and accept that capital invested is at risk – and may be lost in part or in full; • Investors understand the value of the Underlying can go down as well as up; • Investors are willing to hold and remain invested in the Plan to maturity; • Investors are willing to accept the risk of fluctuations in the value or level of the Index; • Investors have a minimum of £5,000 to invest and sufficient funds available for emergencies. If the following statements apply then an investment in this plan may not be appropriate: • Investors are not taking advice from an independent Professional Adviser; • Investors require capital protection and are not prepared to expose their capital to any risk, including Counterparty Risk; • Investors do not want to invest in equities; • Investors require a guaranteed return and/or capital growth potential; • Investors are unable or unwilling to hold the Plan to maturity; • Investors seek an investment for which there will be an active secondary market; • Investors do not understand the terms of the Plan or the risks involved in investing in the Plan; • Investors do not have sufficient funds available for emergencies. |
