Zurich Guaranteed Capital Account improved

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Zurich Guaranteed Capital Account improved

Zurich has launched a new and improved version of its Guaranteed Capital Account.

The Zurich Guaranteed Capital Account is a five-and-a-half year deposit account that combines a money-back guarantee and interest linked to stock market growth.

It is aimed at intermediaries with cautious clients looking for a medium-term investment.

As with previous versions, the improved the Zurich Guaranteed Capital Account comes with 100 per cent capital guarantee, however it now offers 125 per cent of any growth in the FTSE 100 Index over five-and-a-half years.

Available for a limited time only, the Zurich Guaranteed Capital Account, which is available through IFAs and Openwork, comes with an early bird incentive that will see a bonus paid on applications received before September 22nd.

All applications for the Zurich Guaranteed Capital Account must be received by October 20th 2006.

Paul Wright, Zurich's investment management director, said: "Our previous Guaranteed Accounts have proved extremely popular.

"Intermediaries and their clients appreciate the benefits of an investment that offers both security and stock market linked returns. Early indications suggest that this latest version will continue this trend."

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