Abbey revamps retirement package

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Abbey for Intermediaries is adding funds to its Complete Retirement Package (CRP) following similar additions to its Flexible Investment Bond last week.

The CRP change sees another three Abbey multi-manager OEICs added to the package on 20 February - an equity, a growth, and a balanced fund - and the Morley Commercial Property unit trust. These funds are the same ones Abbey for Intermediaries added to its Flexible Investment Bond (FIB) offer last week. Additionally, Abbey will include another two funds as part of the CRP. One is external – the Lion Trust First Income Fund – and one is internal - the Corporate Bond Fund. There is no maximum investment limit for the CRP. However, because all investments relate to transfers from anoth...

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