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What is the success of Wrap?

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Wrap is very successful in the USA with a growth of capital going on to wrap of 30% pa from 1996-2004. 

In 2004 there was over 450bn* in assets on wrap. Australia currently takes 70%-75%** of new investment business onto wrap whilst in South Africa, Wrap attracts 75% of new investment business.

The basic projections show that over £150 billion will flow on to wrap by 2008***.

Other Wrap Investment Frequently Asked Questions:

  • What is Wrap?
  • Who is Wrap suitable for?
  • What can you hold on Wrap
  • What services does Wrap have?
  • Why has the investor demanded Wrap?
  • How will Wrap benefit the investor?
  • How much does Wrap cost?
  • Can I invest into any fund with Wrap?
  • How do get all my investments onto Wrap?
  • Will Wrap save me time?
  • Is every Wrap the same?

    Find out how the UK Investment Adviser of the Year can manage your investments on wrap by calling 0845 230 9876 or complete the enquiry form in confidence. 

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    *source: Datamonitor May 2004-European Life and Pensions under Wraps
    **source: Datamonitor,Worldwide Wealth Management
    ***source: Financial Adviser 14.09.2006

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