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A bond is a lump sum investment that can provide you with capital growth potential and/or an
income over the medium to long-term, typically for a period of at least five years. Your money buys
units in your chosen fund(s). You can decide whether to allow any investment growth to remain
within the bond or to take a regular income by making withdrawals.
Investment bonds may not include any kind of guarantee and where they don’t, there is
a risk that you can lose money. The level of risk will depend upon the fund(s) that you invest in, and the length of time that your money is invested (usually the longer the better).
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