Friends Provident International plans in 'special offer'

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Friends Provident International plans in 'special offer'

Fri 30th Mar 2007

Those consumers taking up a Friends Provident International saving plan between April 2nd and June 30th this year will receive an increased allocation on two products.

People taking on a premier plan will received an increased allocation rate of up to 137.5 per cent on new applications, while the premier ultra plan offers up to 162.5 per cent allocation.

The increased allocation rates on the Friends Provident International plans apply to the full 18-month initial unit period.

Paul Tunnicliffe, director of international operations at Friends Provident International, said the packages are "excellent products giving investors even more value for their money".

He added: "With allocations up to 162.5 per cent our intermediaries can give their customers the chance to receive a superb bonus on their investment."

The offer coincides with the launch of 19 new property and fixed-rate funds as well as the introduction of a mirror fund which is linked to the Martin Currie Asia-Pacific SICAV.

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