Global Growth Trust.

Cashback on your 2012 ISA Annual Management Charge

Invest at least £5,000 by 31 May and you'll get 50% cashback on your 2012 annual management charge. Terms and conditions apply.

 

The Global Growth Trust invests in global stock markets in all economic sectors.

Why invest in the Global Growth Trust?

  • Gain exposure to all economic sectors across the global market.
  • Invest up to £11,280 tax-efficiently in an ISA or an unlimited amount in a unit trust.
  • Minimum investment: £500 as a lump sum, or £50 a month.
  • Initial fee discounted to 0% and no withdrawal fee.
  • You can top-up your investment at any time.
  • Potential for long-term growth.

Charges

Annual Management
Charge
Extra Expenses*More Info (PDF's)
1.50%0.27%

*as at 31 December 2011

Fund Performance

  Global Growth 5yr performance 

Source: Lipper. The graph above shows the annual performance of the fund over five years, as at 31 December 2006. They take into account the annual management charge and extra expenses, and assume net income is reinvested.

 Mar 07 to
Mar 08
Mar 08 to
Mar 09
Mar 09 to
Mar 10
Mar 10 to
Mar 11
Mar 11 to
Mar 12
*Percentage change-3.2%-22.9%42.3%2.5%-3.1%
**Value of £10,000£9,683£7,467£10,626£10,892£10,558

*Source: Lipper. The table above shows the annual performance of the fund over five years as at 31 March 2012. They take into account the annual management charge and extra expenses, and assume net income is reinvested.

**Source: Lipper. Assumes an investment of £10,000 on 31 March 2007. The value shows cumulative growth for each year over a five year period and includes the initial investment. The figures take into account the annual management charge and extra expenses and assume net income is reinvested.

Past performance is not a guide to future performance.

Where the fund invests

  Global Growth Trust Sectors 

 Global Growth Trust Countries 

Top ten Holdings*
Apple
Microsoft Corporation
Reynolds American
Altria Group
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Coca-Cola Co
Philip Morris International
Pfizer
Boeing Co.
International Business Machines (IBM)

*as at 31 December 2011

Before you Apply

  • Please remember the value of your investment and any income from it may fall as well as rise and is not guaranteed.

  • You may get back less than you invest.
  • Although there is no fixed term you should consider ISA and unit trust investments to be medium to long term, ideally five years or more.
  • The tax efficiency of ISAs is based on current rules. The current tax situation may not be maintained. The benefit of the tax treatment depends on individual circumstances.
  • The fund invests overseas. Changes in exchange rates between currencies may cause the value of your investment and the level of any income to rise or fall.
  • Each trust has its own individual risks. More details about the fund specific risks can be found in the 'Key Investor Information' document. More general information can be found in 'Additional Fund Information' and 'A Guide to Investing with Us'. Before you decide to invest you must read these documents.

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To invest in a Junior ISA

Please read our Junior ISA page to find out more. To invest:

Download our Application Form

Before you invest, you must read these:

Key Investor Information documents 

A Guide to Investing in a Junior ISA with Us (PDF)

Additional Fund Information for the Junior ISA (PDF)

Junior ISA Terms and Conditions (PDF)

 

It's a good idea to print these documents for your records.

Fund Manager - Kevin Chessum

 Kevin Chessum 






Kevin joined Legal & General Investment Management in 1980 and is an Associate Director, responsible for Asset Allocation Implementation. He joined the Asset Allocation team in 2002.

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