MetLife launches investment bond with guarantees

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MetLife Europe is launching a new investment bond offering capital, withdrawal and death benefit guarantees.

The Guaranteed Investment Bond is the group's first new product launch into the bonds market since the CGT changes in last year's budget. A single premium unit-linked insurance plan, the bond will provide a choice of guarantees with a minimum investment of £10,000 and terms ranging from seven to 20 years, the company says. Investors have the potential to lock-in gains every two-and-a-half years and are guaranteed to receive back at least their initial investment minus any withdrawals. They can also withdraw up to 5% of their initial investment each year free of charge, MetLife explains. ...

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