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Retirement Investment Strategies (RIS)

As people move closer to retirement, it is likely their tolerance to risk will reduce. This is why it is unlikely that remaining in one fund would be appropriate to most investors.

Lifestyling recognises this issue and was created to provide an automatic switching facility from funds with higher volatility over the longer period to ones with less volatility as retirement approaches.

Traditional lifestyle arrangements moved investors through asset classes with different perceived exposures to risk. For example, within a typical strategy the investor starts in a Equity fund, moving gradually to a Managed fund, then as retirement approaches, drip feeding into a bond fund and then finally into cash or deposit.

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Switching gradually between each phase of these Retirement Investment Strategies is free, automatic and takes place over a period of time to minimise the effects of buying into or selling out of a particular market when values are at extreme highs or lows.

These strategies enable investors to benefit from potentially higher returns during the earlier years of their plan while reducing the risk of investments when it matters most in the years immediately prior to retirement.

We offer a range of Retirement Investment Strategies, further details of the most popular strategies can be found using links below:

In addition to these traditional arrangements we also offer an innovative Retirement Investment Strategy which uses our Managed StrategiesThis new Lifestyle strategy is called the Managed Retirement Investment StrategyFurther detail can be found using the following link:

You may find the following leaflet about our most common Retirement Investment Strategies useful:

Investment returns may fluctuate and are not guaranteed. The price of units can go down as well as up.

                                                                                                         

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