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Investment bondA unit linked single premium whole life assurance policy. Part of the premium gives life cover whilst the balance is invested in unitised funds. Under certain circumstances, since the bond is a life policy, certain tax advantages may be enjoyed. For example if the capital and annual interest are reinvested in full, there is no immediate liability to higher rate tax. If the proceeds of the bond are subsequently taken when a former higher rate taxpayer has become a basic rate payer, there is no higher rate tax liability.Similar MatchesLocal authority investmentLocal authority investmentA bond issued by a local authority in order to raise capital for its budget. Passive investment strategyPassive investment strategySee: Passive investment management. OverinvestmentOverinvestmentIn corporate finance, this refers to managers not acting in the best interests of the shareholders and investing too much (potentially in negative net present value projects). Future investment opportunitiesFuture investment opportunitiesThe identification of additional, more valuable, investment opportunities in the future that result from a current opportunity or operation. Statutory investmentStatutory investmentAn investment that a trustee is authorized to make under state law. Further SuggestionsInvestment letterNet investment income per share Bank Investment Contract (BIC) Leveraged investment company Zero investment portfolio Portfolio investment Target investment mix alternative investment Investment Management Regulatory Organisation Investment software investment grade Investment philosophy Enterprise Investment Scheme Value Line investment survey Direct investment Reinvestment rate Underinvestment problem Ethical Investment Research Service Investment Company with Variable Capital investment company Unit investment trust Income investment company Net investment Trade-related investment measure Reinvestment |
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