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Card 6
Front
If you own shares, you:
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Card 7
Front
In any one investment, an investor can either aim for capital growth or income, but not both.
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Card 8
Front
The main risk for investors who buy a company’s shares is that:
Back
Card 9
Front
A gilt is a loan to:
Back
Card 10
Front
Retail investors may benefit from unit trusts because of their:
Back
Card 11
Front
Pensions are mainly set up to let people:
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Card 12
Front
On the whole, investment products are less risky than savings products.
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Card 13
Front
Historically, if you had a personal pension, when you reached retirement, part of your pension pot was likely to be used to buy:
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