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Main types of investment product

Posted on Aug 25, 2008 by jeff in finance | 0 Comments

There are investment modules available in market where the return of the investment is more but there are some risks involved with the investment. When someone buys the stock of a company the return of the investment amount depends on the growth of the company; if the company earns a good amount of profit then the investor is on the positive side of the company or otherwise he may not get considerable profit. That is why financial advisors suggest purchasing the stock of the company after proper evaluation of company portfolio.

Collective investments are the module of investment where the size of investment is small; here investors are more in number and the fund is made out of the collection from the investors. The including factors of this module of investment is:

Authorized unit Trusts

Investment Trusts

Open Ended Investment Companies (OEICs)

Exchange trade funds

Life insurance, unit linked

ISAs that is the savings option offered by bank and building societies

ISA banking account offers return that is tax-free. It can be made of stocks, share, or of insurance or the investment can be in cash mode so same bout the return. The interest or dividends realized from an ISA account is liability free except 10% credit amount, which is deducted from the payment of dividend. The investment return from ISA is free from Capital Gain Tax liability.

Bonds are another preferred mode of savings and investments. The bonds are in its true sense loans to company, or the government, or of a local authority. The pay certain interest and these are traded in stock market; their value rise and fall depending on market movement. Regular savings account also offer interest on savings.

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