What are the best Standard Life pension funds?

The Best Standard Life Pension Funds

• Stan Life Index Linked Bond Pn Fund.
• Stan Life Japanese Pn Fund.
• Stan Life SLI European Smaller Companies Pn Fund.
• Stan Life Long Lease Property Managed Pn Fund.
• Stan Life Passive Plus Pension Funds.
• Stan Life Active Plus Pension Funds.
• Stan Life MyFolio Funds.

What is a managed pension fund?

As its name implies, the fund is typically invested across a small range of asset classes, comprising bonds, equities, property and cash. A balanced managed fund is low maintenance, usually low cost. However, the true value lies in picking equities over bonds, or in deciding whether to be in risky or safe assets.”

Are Standard Life pensions protected?

Your eligible deposits with Standard Life Trustee Company Limited, Elevate Portfolio Services Limited, and Standard Life Savings Limited are protected up to a total of £85,000 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the UK’s deposit protection scheme.

What kind of assets are in standard life pension fund?

Fund Information * Standard Life Managed Pension Fund 31 December 2020 Multi-Asset Fund Pension Investment Fund The fund aims to provide long term growth whilst investing in a diversified portfolio of assets (including equities, bonds, property, cash deposits and money-market instruments) in order to reduce the risk

When did standard life pension with profits come out?

Pension With Profits One Fund was first available from 24 May 2000. Pension Millennium With Profits Fund was first available from 3 April 2001. WP30120 © 2020 Standard Life Aberdeen, reproduced under licence. All rights reserved.04/04 Traditional Style Conventional Plans

What is the objective of Stan life managed PN fund?

Factsheet as at : April 17, 2020 Stan Life Managed Pn Fund objective The fund aims to provide long term growth whilst investing in a diversified portfolio of assets (including equities, bonds, property, cash deposits and money-market instruments) in order to reduce the risk associated with being solely invested in any one asset class.

Is the data in the Standard Life Fund Table correct?

Whilst reasonable care has been taken in the compilation of the data it is not warranted to be accurate or complete and has been drawn by FE from sources which are also not warranted to be accurate and complete. Please keep in mind that the information for each fund is correct at the date shown in the table.

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