Multiply investments with Fidelity Wealth Builder Fund



Aren’t sure where to put your money now? The new Fidelity WealthBuilder Fund could be a sensible way to invest for your future. I have put together the key points of the fund below…

The NFO closes February 5, 2009. The Fidelity WealthBuilder Fund is a balance of sensible risk with growth potential. Three plans offer varying levels of exposure to debt and equity, helping you benefit from possible upsides in the bond market as well as the stock market.

WHAT’S YOUR PLAN?

  • PLAN - A
    Conservative; Up to 85% in debt and around 15% in equity funds
  • PLAN - B
    Cautious; Up to 70% in debt and around 30% in equity funds
  • PLAN - C
    Balanced; Up to 50% in debt and around 50% in equity funds

As a ‘fund-of-funds’, the fund will invest in the pick of Fidelity’s funds, bringing together a wider range of opportunities and the best of Fidelity’s bottom-up investing expertise. Invest a lump sum or start a SIP in the plan that works for you. And you could make the best of both worlds. You can also click here to download the application form (PDF) directly!


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