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Shepherd Friendly S&S ISA - Is it worth it with the cashback?
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P3 said:Hence this is a terrible unfair product. Hey, why else would they offer such high cashback...... it is to lure people in.We can agree they are terrible products, and the cashback is just the return of some of the high charges taken, but the only people who will feel treated unfairly are those who invested carelessly and didn't understanding what they were investing in. Equally, those who invested on the basis of internet advertising could have ended up in LCF mini-bonds (or some other scam) as a result of their carelessness, so should really count themselves fortunate and learn a lesson from this experience.P3 said:I could be wrong but I believe this 10% is across the board for everybody.
I enquired this last month without telling them my policy number so they have no idea how much and when I invested in, and quoted 10% just the above poster.I don't think dunstonh's comments contratict that, if the MVR is calculated on the basis of the accumulated value of the product, then the MVR as a proportion of their contributions will vary between individuals.I'd agree with you that there is no reason not to be more transparent about the MVR and impact on investors should they choose to cash in their policy, but there is no transparency as to the investments held in the product, so this is not a product anyone wishing for transparency would ever be satisfied with.2 -
Plus the market has returned back to its peak from the covid drop-down, I can't see why the discount rate still in placeThe problem is that the fund involved is an old fashioned investment that has performed badly .0
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P3 said:
Plus the market has returned back to its peak from the covid drop-down, I can't see why the discount rate still in place0 -
Albermarle said:The problem is that the fund involved is an old fashioned investment that has performed badly .
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