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Defined Returns Fund 4

Interest rates are historically low and you may be looking for better returns than those currently offered by bank or building society deposit accounts. At the same time you are probably feeling understandably cautious about investing directly in the stockmarket. If so, Aviva has a new fund that could be right for you.


The Aviva Investors Defined Returns Fund 4 offers the potential for better returns but with less risk than investing directly in the stockmarket.


However, unlike a UK deposit account which is relatively safe, your investment in the fund is at risk and you could potentially lose a substantial part of your initial investment. Also, interest is paid on money in a deposit account and access may be easier.

Investment ISA

Have you made the most of your ISA allowance? Don't forget the end of the tax year for 2010 is 5th April!


Stocks and Shares ISA gives you the potential for higher returns than a cash ISA:

  • Puts your money into funds that invest in stocks and shares
  • You balance the higher risk with the potential for higher returns
  • And you don't have to pay tax on any returns you receive
  • Remember, investment values can go down as well as up and are not guaranteed

Investment Bond

Portfolio from Aviva is an investment bond that allows you to invest a single lump sum:

  • Designed for long-term investment
  • It aims to provide either capital growth, an income or both
  • Invests in a wide range of funds
  • Remember, investment values can go down as well as up and are not guaranteed

Information about our With-Profit products

Confused about with-profits? Take a look at our jargon-free guides now.

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Our range of funds

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Find out more about the full range of funds we offer for bonds and collective investments.

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