Pension Bond Fund
This fund was launched on 01/11/1996, therefore fund price history is only available from this date.
Displaying: 31/12/2004 to 01/01/2004
| Date | Price (£) | Day's movement (£) | Year's high (£) | Year's low (£) | Yield (%) |
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Price (£)
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This is the price you will pay for each ‘unit’ or ‘share’ in that fund.
Day’s movement (£)
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The change in unit value from the last working day on which the fund received a valuation.
Year’s high (£)
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The highest unit price over the previous 12 months.
Year’s low (£)
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The lowest unit price over the previous 12 months.
Yield (%)
Close ModalWhat does this mean?
The yield is a measure of the income distributed by each Fund. Income can be received twice yearly or reinvested for you. Note: With Growth Fund 1, Growth Fund 2, Growth Fund 3, Defensive Fund, Climate Change Fund and Pension Funds the income is always reinvested (via Accumulation units).
How is it calculated?
The historic yield reflects distributions paid by the fund in the past twelve months as a percentage of the unit price. The yields for all funds except the Virgin Money Bond Fund are calculated using the 'Historic Yield' basis.
The 'Distribution Yield' method reflects the amounts that are expected to be distributed over the next twelve months, as a percentage of the unit price. The yield for the Virgin Money Bond Fund is calculated differently as it invests solely in fixed interest investments (bonds) where there is more certainty around future income in the form of coupons.