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Investment income is king

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 15 May 2012

Investing for income is always a popular investment theme, never more so than in recent months with income solutions ruling the roost over the ISA season for both the cash ISAs and investment ISAs. ... Read more

Investment Focus: Gilliat Income Builder Plus

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 15 May 2012

Of all the investment themes, income is consistently at the forefront of the investor’s mind, whether you are working and need to supplement your earnings, or retired and looking to add to you... Read more

5 x FTSE growth - potential returns of up to 100%

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 10 May 2012

"If you think the FTSE will rise over the medium term then this plan could be just for you. The Best Entry plan from Morgan Stanley offers a return of 5 x any rise in the FTSE 100 Index with a ... Read more

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Fixed rate investments offer potentially higher defined returns over a fixed period. Structured income investments, for example, are usually for terms of five or six years, and will offer a potential return that is defined from the outset, so you know what yield you might get. These returns are dependent on the performance of the FTSE 100 Index. You can use the table below to compare our best selection of fixed rate investments from top providers:

Investing for Income

Provider	Plan Name	Counterparty	Term	Maximum Potential Return	More Info
	Income Builder Plus	Morgan Stanley	5 years	8.40% per annum	More Info >
5 year structured investment plan Potential maximum quarterly income of 2.10% (8.40% per year) ISA transfers allowed Capital at risk Income is not guaranteed Plan designed to be held for full term
	FTSE 100 Bonus Income Plan	Investec Bank plc	5 years	7.50% per annum	More Info >
5 year structured investment plan Fixed income of 7.50% pa includes a 0.50% potential annual bonus Monthly income option ISA transfers allowed Capital at risk Plan designed to be held for full term May close early if oversubscribed

Important Information: Structured investment plans are not capital protected and are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) for default alone. Income and growth returns are not guaranteed. There is a risk of losing some or all of your initial investment due to the performance of the underlying Index or commodity. There is also a risk that the company backing the plan known as the Counterparty may be unable to repay your initial investment and any returns stated.

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