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Investment plansMaximum Investment PlanThe Skandia Maximum Investment Plan is a regular premium qualifying unit-linked ten-year endowment plan that provides a tax free cash sum at the end of the term. You can choose to extend the contract beyond the ten years and take flexible, regular, tax-free income while still investing contributions in a tax-free environment. Benefits
Allows you to diversify your portfolio via access to a wide range of fund managers and their funds.
You can delegate fund selection and monitoring to Skandia by investing in the Skandia Investment Management range of funds.
After ten years you will get a capital cash sum free from personal taxation.
Allows you to increase or decrease contributions without affecting your right to withdraw benefits free from personal tax ten years after taking out the Plan within qualifying limits.
Allows you to take tax-efficient withdrawals after ten years providing your plan has been extended. Provides life cover. Risks
Who is eligible?
Minimum and maximum premiumsMinimum initial contribution: £50 per month or £250 per year. TermInitially 10 years. This web page is only intended as a general introduction to the Skandia Maximum Investment Plan. Full details of the product can be found in the Maximum Investment Plan Technical Guide available from your financial adviser. go to top |
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