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Gartmore Investment Limited offers saving
schemes that provide a simple and cost effective means of buying
Gartmore Investment Trust shares. You can use these schemes to
invest on a regular savings basis, for lump sum investments or a
combination of both. Details of these products are listed
below.
You can also buy Gartmore Investment Trust shares through a
stockbroker, the Company's registrar or indirectly via a lawyer,
accountant or other independent financial adviser. A number of
banks also offer this service.
Before investing please read the
Key Features document. If you have any doubts about investing
in this product, please consult your Independent Financial
Adviser.
Gartmore's ISAit and
SAVEit
Invest in an ISA with Gartmore either with a monthly investment,
lump sum or transfer from existing ISAs into the Gartmore
Investment ISAit scheme. Or invest outside of an ISA on a
monthly or lump sum basis with the Gartmore SAVEit
scheme.
* Please not that the underlying
Investment Trust will have an Annual Management Charge (AMC) as set
out in the Key Features Document.
Should you wish to invest via Gartmore Savings Schemes you may
access application forms by clicking one of the links below:
ISAit Application Form and Key
Features
SAVEit Application Form and Key
Features
ISAit transfers
If you are considering transferring an ISA from another Plan
Manager to Gartmore, it is important that you consider any exit
charges from your existing Manager, and other costs, including
those highlighted above. Bear in mind that your existing holdings
will be liquidated and the cash proceeds transferred to Gartmore,
as only cash can be accepted into ISAit. There will also be
a period during which you will not be invested, whilst your ISA
transfer remains pending. If markets were to rise during this
period, there would be potential for loss of income and growth.
ISAit only
ISAs were introduced on 6 April 1999. ISAs are subject to
government legislation and as such their tax benefits may be
changed in the future. The value of current tax relief depends on
individual circumstances. If you have doubts about your tax
position, you should seek professional advice.
All
investors
0.5% stamp duty applies to all
share purchases. |