Nucleus adds Vanguard funds to platform

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Nucleus has added 11 funds in Vanguard's UK range to the IFA-owned platform.

Of the 11 funds, which only became available to UK investors on 23 June, five are UK-domiciled with the remainder based in Ireland. The UK-domiciled funds comprise: FTSE UK Equity Index fund, FTSE UK Equity Income Index fund, FTSE Developed World ex-UK Equity Index fund, Developed Europe ex UK Equity Index fund and US Equity Index fund. The Irish funds are: Japan Stock Index fund, Pacific ex-Japan Stock Index fund, UK Investment Grade Bond Index fund, Government Bond Index fund and Global Bond Index fund.  

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