Bank of Ireland Fsharp launches Fund Protected Product

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Bank of Ireland Fsharp has launched a Fund Protected Product that offers access to the poten...

Bank of Ireland Fsharp has launched a Fund Protected Product that offers access to the potential growth of five major funds, without putting investors' capital at risk. The investment has a five-year term and interest is paid on 65% growth of the funds over this term. A minimum investment of £5,000 sterling is required to invest in the fund and capital is fully protected during the period of the deposit. The rate of return for the five-year investment fund is linked to the performance of a weighted basket of funds. Investors do not have to pay any separate fees normally associated ...

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