Legal & General Portfolio Bond

If you're looking to invest long-term, perhaps for a child's university education or to build a nest egg for the future, and you want plenty of choice, Legal & General's Portfolio Bond could be just what you're looking for.

Key Features

  • You can invest in a variety of assets including corporate bonds, gilts, commercial property and company shares.
  • Expert advice from Legal & General, helping you to choose a fund or selection of funds that best matches your attitude to risk.
  • A wide choice of funds provided by Legal & General in addition to those available via other fund managers through the Investor Portfolio Service.

Important Information

  • The Portfolio Bond has no specific end date but you should be prepared to invest for at least 5 years, ideally longer.
  • The value of your investment, and any money you take to provide you with an income, may go down as well as up.
  • Capital in the bond and the returns you receive are not guaranteed and you could get back less than your original investment.
  • An early surrender charge applies if you need to cash in all or part of your bond at any time in the first 5 years.
  • Minimum investment is £5000.

Next Steps

Yorkshire Building Society introduces its customers to Legal & General for the purposes of advising on and arranging life assurance and investment products bearing Legal & General's name.


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