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This may be
right for you if you are looking for:
• your money to be invested for a fixed
term of three years;
• your capital to be guaranteed at the end of the fixed
term;
• a tax free investment; (ISA Option)
• a new home for your cash ISA; (ISA Option)
• a fixed minimum return or the potential for a return
linked to the stock market;
• a deposit based plan (apart from money set aside for
emergencies). |
This may not
be right for you if you are looking for:
• access to your money during the fixed
term;
• an investment in addition to your current tax year
cash ISA; (ISA Option)
• direct investment in the stock market;
• a way to set aside money for emergencies.
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Deposit Plan & ISA Risk Factors
• If you have to take out some or all of your money before the
end of the fixed term, you may receive back less than you
originally invested.
• Unless the performance of your ISA meets or exceeds the rate
of inflation, the real value of your ISA will reduce.
• The favourable tax situation of ISAs may not be maintained.
Important Information
• You will not be invested directly in the companies that make
up the FTSE 100 Index. As a result, you will not be eligible to
receive any dividend income or have the opportunity for
reinvestment of the dividends from the companies that form that
Index.
• As with other deposit products, there are no specific charges
on the ISA.
• Averaging is used over the final six months of the investment.
It may restrict any potential return if the FTSE 100 Index rises
over the averaging period.
• If you are transferring an existing ISA and you exercise your
right to cancel your ISA transfer, you would permanently lose
your ISA entitlement for the amount transferred.
• Your money will not be invested with Legal & General. It will
be passed to Bradford & Bingley plc, an authorised deposit
taker.
• If the deposit taker is not able to meet its obligations you
may not receive all your original investment back.
