Investment bonds are a good way to both invest your money and to provide you with income. When you invest in a bond, you invest a lump sum into the bond for a long period of time. There are many options when it comes to picking an investment bond, and it's best not to go the road of choosing one on your own. By answering just a few simple questions, the investment specialists here at SimplyFinance will be able to help you choose the right investment bond for you and your circumstances.

After you put your money into an investment bond, the money is then disbursed and invested in multiple funds of your choosing. The amount of risk involved in the investment depends on the types of funds you choose to invest in. SimplyFinance's investment specialists will speak with you to find out what your goals and hopes are for your investment, and they'll point you in the right direction toward the type of bond that'll be best for you and your particular financial circumstances.

Quick Bond Basics


  • When you buy an investment bond, you are buying shares of an investment fund.
  • Investment bonds are open-ended, so they don't have a a fixed term. This allows you flexibility in your investing.
  • The shares that your investment bond buys you allow you to share in the profits of the investment fund.
  • The returns you'll receive from your investment bond depend on the costs taken from the bond, the types of assets you choose to buy in to, and the quality of the insurance company's management.
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