ABBEY HIGH INCOME S4 LF - Fund overview

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Overview of ABBEY HIGH INCOME S4 LF

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Standard Initial Charge

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Fund summary

Sector	–
Product type	INSURANCE BOND
Launched	September, 1980
Size	£21m
Yield	0.0%
Charging basis	–
Dividends paid	–
Bid price	1,549.20p

Fund Charges

Standard Initial charge	–
Initial charge via Bestinvest	–
Additional bid/offer spread	5.00%
Annual management charge	–
Total expense ratio	–
Reduction in yield (10yr)	0.51%

Bestinvest says

No information available.

Portfolio

abbey high income s4 lf asset allocation illustration

Allocation		Proportion

	Equity	–
	High yield bonds	50%
	Quality bonds	50%
	Property	–
	Commodities	–
	Hedge	–
	Fund cash	–

abbey high income s4 lf equity geographic illustration

Allocation		Proportion

	UK	50%
	Europe	50%
	Nth America	–
	Japan	–
	Pacific	–
	Other Equity	–

No data available.

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Investment process

The fund's aim is to provide investors with a high and stable income by investing in a range of fixed interest securities such as corporate bonds, convertible bonds and limited amount of government securities.

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