Start Point Structured Investment Plans

Compare Start Point Structured Investment Plans

Start Point offer a range of structured investment plans to investors to help meet their financial objectives in ways which might be not be easily achieved with traditional investments. Structured Investments can be used be tailored to an investor’s individual risk profile by providing defined returns over predefined investment terms with different tax treatment on returns depending on the plan.

Using the table below you can compare Start Point with other structured investment plan providers:

Structured investment plans come with a number of advantages, which might suit your individual investment needs if:

• You don't foresee needing access to your money for the term of the investment (often 5-6 years)
• You want a defined return on your investment
• You want investment risks defined
• You want some or all of your capital to be protected

But, structured investment plans might not be right for you if:

• You're looking for guaranteed returns on your investment
• You want to make regular additions to your investment
• You do not want your returns linked to index performance
• You think you might need instant access to your cash during the term

If structured investment products sound like something you want to add to your portfolio, check out our investment comparison table to find latest plans.

The safety of your original capital depends on the ability of the counterparty (the institution providing the underlying assets, rather than the product provider) to repay your investment at the end of the term. You can assess the strength of a counterparty, and therefore the relative risk to your investment, by comparing their credit rating score, from AAA to D, using a credit rating agency such as Standard & Poor's (www.standardandpoors.com) or Fitch (www.fitchratings.com).