Axa BONDS 8.2%

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Plan Ahead. It’s Never Too Soon.

When you have something special to look forward to, it makes everything a little brighter. Investment Bonds are a product that gives you a straightforward way to invest a lump sum to help you achieve your long-term financial goals, such as paying college fees, buying your first home, helping your children get on the property ladder, or just having the security of a rainy-day fund.

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Flexibility

Invest from €10,000 with the flexibility to take regular and single withdrawals.

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Growth potential

Your money is invested, meaning it will have good potential for growth, especially over the long-term.

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Security

The Axa fixed rate bond has a A1 credit rating, assigned by Moody‘s and Standard and Poor‘s.

Are Investment Bonds right for you?

To invest in Axa Investment Bonds you must:

Be over 18 years of age and less than 85 years of age. Be resident for tax purposes in the European Union and have an address in the European Union.

The Basics of Bonds

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What are my financial goals?

Once you know what you want the money for, you’ll find it easier to choose how long to invest for.

You could save between now and five years and potentially end up with a sizeable lump sum towards your new home.
Consider investing a lump sum or invest every month to give your money the potential of sizeable capital growth over the medium to long-term.

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Whats my attitude towards risk?

The Cambridge Dictionary describes risk as “the possibility of something bad happening”. It’s a definition that we’re familiar with in day-to-day life. Indeed, most of us try to avoid risk where we can but when we talk about risk in the context of investing, it’s not necessarily something you can avoid.

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Should I save or invest?

Savings are where most people start, putting any spare cash to one side to build up a short-term safety fund in case of emergency. This money is often held in deposit accounts in banks. If you’re saving to meet bigger long-term investment goals a monthly savings plan or lump sum investment plan with a life company, such as Aviva, may give your money the growth potential it needs to help meet your goals.

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How much control do you want?

Investing can take up as much or as little of your time as you’d like. You can work with your Financial Broker to decide if you want our investment experts to manage your investment portfolio or if you want more control, choosing and managing your own portfolio with the help of your Financial Broker.