These are the 'Key Features' of the Children's Plan
"Why should I read this document?"
The Financial Services Authority is the independent financial services regulator.
It requires us, the Metropolitan Police Friendly Society, to give you this important
information to help you decide if our Children's Savings Plan is right for you. You
should read this document carefully so that you understand what you are
buying, and then keep it safe for future reference.
We want you to be comfortable that you understand the 'Key Features' of this
product before you decide to proceed. If you do not understand something in
this document, please feel free to contact contact us:
Its aims
- To build up a lump sum payable when the child is 18, 21 or 25.
- To enable you to take advantage of the child's Friendly Society Tax-
Exempt savings allowance.
- To provide a guaranteed minimum payment - known as the "Sum
Assured".
Your commitment
- You agree to save a regular monthly sum by salary deduction or direct
debit while the plan is in force.
Risks
- Your circumstances may change, forcing you to stop paying premiums.
- If you cash in or stop paying premiums in the early years, then the child
may not get back as much as you pay in.
- Our charges may be higher than illustrated.
- What the child will get depends on investment performance - returns
may be lower than illustrated.