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Royal & SunAlliance relaunches its Unit Trust Peps

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Royal & SunAlliance Investments


UNIT TRUST PEPS


Aim: To achieve capital growth and/or income through investment in Royal & SunAlliance&#39s unit trust range.


Minimum investment: Single – £1,000, additions – £1,000 and regular – £50.


Investment choice: Equity income, equity, FTSE 100 tracker, European, UK smaller companies, portfolio, managed, growth & income and North America.


Yield: Ranges from 0.28 per cent to 4.12 per cent depending on fund chosen.


Charges: Initial – 5 per cent, annual – ranges from 1 per cent to 1.25 per cent depending on fund chosen.


Commission: Initial – 4 per cent, renewal – 0.5 per cent.


Tel: 0345 413673.

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