Onshore Bonds

Onshore bonds allow several investors to pool together their money and invest it in specific assets.  It means that a person with limited finances is still able to invest in something that is usually on the scale of industrial fund managers.  Onshore bonds are generally considered single premium investments, but they do allow the investors to add to them on a regular basis, or as required.

The primary type of onshore bonds: ‘Unit linked’ offer the investor a wide range of funds to choose from and they allow the investor to switch between a fund manager and the funds without an extra charge.  They potentially deliver a larger return but they are riskier and sway with the changes in the market.

Onshore bonds are not as tax efficient for capital growth as some other structures and therefore primarily appeal to investors seeking income.

At PK Group, we can advise you on the type of investment which will suit your circumstances, talking you through onshore versus offshore bonds and other investments.

To find out more, please contact your PK Group Advisor today.  Or, if you are a new customer, get in touch today and one of our consultants will be happy to help.