klikfondsen

English translation: click funds

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Dutch term or phrase:klikfondsen
English translation:click funds

06:09 Oct 15, 2001
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Dutch term or phrase: klikfondsen
With-profit bonds vullen het gat in de market. Een beetje zoals klikfondsen eigenlijk.
Lucy Spring
click funds
Explanation:
These are funds where at regular intervals a part of the profits from investments is fixed and added (clicked to) the capital. That is, your payback is guaranteed at the principal plus the click amount at the end of the term. If yuo sell before the term, then you sell at the current market price.

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Alexander Schleber (X)
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Local time: 21:56
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5 +2click funds
Alexander Schleber (X)
5protected growth fund
Chris Hopley


  

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click funds


Explanation:
These are funds where at regular intervals a part of the profits from investments is fixed and added (clicked to) the capital. That is, your payback is guaranteed at the principal plus the click amount at the end of the term. If yuo sell before the term, then you sell at the current market price.

HTH

Alexander Schleber (X)
Belgium
Local time: 21:56
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman, Native in EnglishEnglish
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agree  aldrans: perfect
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agree  Dave Greatrix: We had this one not so long ago.
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protected growth fund


Explanation:
The 'klik' refers to the fund manager pegging the value of the fund so it can never drop below that level again even if the bottom drops out of the market. I'm sure a whole host of translations is possible, arguably including 'click fund'.

Check out the links below for my "evidence". The first is a glossary of the UK Association of Unit Trusts and Investment Funds, the second is an article in De Volkskrant.


    Reference: http://www.investmentfunds.org.uk/about_funds/uksector_def/d...
    Reference: http://www.volkskrant.nl/werkengeld/geld/993738641140.html
Chris Hopley
Netherlands
Local time: 21:56
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 2117
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