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How to buy a retirement bond ?

Johnny Jukebox · 2006-11-13 13:01:19

I've a lump sum to invest in a retirement bond and have identified the funds into which I want to invest. I approach the fund managers directly and was told to contact one of their tied agents. I did, but was taken aback at the costs. I essentially want an "execution only" service - ie. paperwork, so I dont need any…

13-11-2006 01:01PM

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Johnny Jukebox

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I've a lump sum to invest in a retirement bond and have identified the funds into which I want to invest.

I approach the fund managers directly and was told to contact one of their tied agents. I did, but was taken aback at the costs. I essentially want an "execution only" service - ie. paperwork, so I dont need any advice.

Whats the cheapest way to invest in these circumstances.

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#2 13-11-2006 01:09PM

sofireland

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There are some intermediarys out there who do it for nil commission and will charge a flat admin fee for doing it...

LA Brokers are one i've heard of...

*Disclaimer, i have nothing to do with the above firm,

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