Plan Summary
The FTSE® Early Bonus Plan is a six year Plan that provides
the possibility of growth on your money. Whether or not you
receive any growth is dependent on the performance of the FTSE®
100 Index. This growth is in the form of a specified bonus at a
fixed rate and does not reflect the actual growth of the FTSE®
100 Index. Your money is not guaranteed to grow and there is a
chance that you may lose some or all of your money.
The FTSE® Early Bonus Plan might close early on the first,
second, third, fourth or fifth anniversary of your Plan, paying you
your original investment plus a fixed bonus. This would happen
automatically if certain conditions were met and you cannot
choose for your Plan to continue.
What does the FTSE® Early Bonus Plan offer?
This Plan offers a bonus on your investment as long as the final
level of the FTSE® 100 Index, at either the end of the six
years or on any of the anniversaries, is equal to or higher than
its starting index level. Once a bonus is due, your investment
will close paying you a fixed bonus plus your original capital.
Full details of the fixed bonus rates and how this option works
can be found on pages 7 to 8 of the plan brochure.
At the end of six years
If the Plan runs for the full six years, the return will be as
follows. The chart headed ‘Payout explained’ on page 8 of the
plan brochure shows how this will work.
|
FTSE® 100 Index growth at the end of six years |
What
you’ll get back |
|
If the
final level of the
FTSE® 100 Index is the
same or higher than its
starting level |
You’ll get back your original investment plus a bonus of
54% |
|
If the
final level of the
FTSE® 100 Index has fallen
by less than 50% of the
starting level of the index |
You’ll
get back your original
investment |
|
If the
final level of the
FTSE® 100 Index has fallen
by 50% or more than its
starting level |
Your
original capital will be
reduced by 1% for each 1%
that the final level of the
FTSE® 100 Index is below
its starting level. Where
the difference results in a
fraction of 1%, the fraction
will be applied.
Therefore you’ll lose some or
all of your original investment. |