Top Selling Income Funds

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Cofunds are the UK's largest independent investment platform with over £33billion in assets under administration. Using the latest Cofunds sales data we have put together a ranking table of the most popular selling income funds purchased over the last 12 months. These funds are available through our Fund Supermarket - you can purchase funds online or request our Funds brochure by post.

Top Selling Income Funds for ISAs
Fund ManagerFundFund Manager Initial Charge¹Your SavingSaving On ISA²AMC³Income Yield*Select Fund°Fact SheetApply Now
Invesco Perpetual Monthly Income Plus0%5%£5341.25% 1.05%7.01%yesFactsheetApply Now >
Income Paid Monthly. Popular income fund that aims to achieve a high level of income whilst seeking to maximise total return through investing in high yielding corporate and Government bonds, together with UK equities. See latest fund factsheet for details.
Invesco Perpetual Distribution0%5%£5341.38% 1.18%6.70%yesFactsheetApply Now >
Income Paid Monthly. Invesco Perpetual Distribution offers a balance between both income and capital growth through investment in UK based equities and fixed interest securities. See latest fund factsheet for details.
Newton Asian Income0%4.00%£4271.50% 1.30%4.86%yesFactsheetApply Now >
Income Paid Quarterly.The objective of the Sub-Fund is to achieve income together with long-term capital growth predominantly through investments in securities in Asia Pacific ex Japan (including Australia & New Zealand) region. The Sub-Fund may also invest in collective investment schemes. See latest fund factsheet for details.
Newton Global Higher Income 0%4.00%£4271.50% 1.30%4.58%yesFactsheetApply Now >
Income Paid Quarterly. The objective of the Sub-Fund is to achieve increasing annual distributions together with long-term capital growth from investing predominantly in global securities. The Sub-Fund may also invest in collective investment schemes. See latest fund factsheet for details.
M&G Optimal Income0%4.00%£4271.25% 1.15%4.67%yesFactsheetApply Now >
Income Paid Twice Yearly.The fund aims to provide a total return to investors based on exposure to optimal income streams in investment markets. The fund invests across a broad range of fixed income assets according to where the fund manager identifies value. See latest fund factsheet for details.
Invesco Perpetual High Income Fund0%5.00%£5341.50% 1.30%3.87%yesFactsheetApply Now >
Income Paid Twice Yearly. Popular with investors, this fund aims to deliver a high level of income combined with capital growth by investing primarily in UK based companies. See latest fund factsheet for details.

¹The Initial Charge after 100% of the Fair Investment Company Charge has been rebated as well as any fund manager discounts we can pass on to you if applicable.

²Based on 2011/12 ISA allowance of £10,680.

³AMC is the Annual Management Charge applied by the Fund Manager. By using our Fund Supermarket we can rebate up to 0.20% of the AMC back to you. This rebate is paid into a cash account which is set up for you when you first invest.

°Select Fund - Has a OBSR A Star Rating or more and a 100% initial charge discount.

 

Bonds: To provide the potential for overall returns these funds invest in bonds, also known as fixed interest securities. This is achieved by receiving regular interest on loans to companies or governments. There is a chance the bond issuer could fall into financial difficulty and will not be able to pay the interest or the loan back, which could result in a fall in your investment returns. Bonds can also be sensitive to trends in interest rate movements and if interest rates go up, the returns on your investment are likely to fall as bonds can become less attractive. On the other hand, if interest rates fall, bonds are likely to become more attractive and your investment returns increase.

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