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Prufund Growth Fund In An Equity ISA ?

Fyldian
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My wife has the Prufund Growth Fund (Series E) in her Prudential SIPP. Over the past few years this has more than kept pace with inflation, despite less than favourable market conditions.
We both have significant equity ISA savings - currently in more volatile investments, and we are considering transferring a proportion of each into the Prufund Growth Fund.
Prudential’s website seems geared towards IFAs and it’s not obvious whether we - as individuals - can action such an ISA transfer. We have tried to contact Prudential through their website, without any response to date.
Is there a simple answer to this question ?
We both have significant equity ISA savings - currently in more volatile investments, and we are considering transferring a proportion of each into the Prufund Growth Fund.
Prudential’s website seems geared towards IFAs and it’s not obvious whether we - as individuals - can action such an ISA transfer. We have tried to contact Prudential through their website, without any response to date.
Is there a simple answer to this question ?
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My wife has the Prufund Growth Fund (Series E) in her Prudential SIPP. Over the past few years this has more than kept pace with inflation, despite less than favourable market conditions.Although, it has high platform charges and the smoothing effect costs more and it is only really effective in negative periods. In the long run, there are more growth periods than negative and you would expect the pru fund to lag behind comparable risk options that do not have the smoothing.
The smoothing evens out the ups and downs which may be easier for some to handle during negative periods but you must be aware that in the long term, its unlikely to be the option that gives the best return.Prudential’s website seems geared towards IFAs and it’s not obvious whether we - as individuals - can action such an ISA transfer. We have tried to contact Prudential through their website, without any response to date.Pru only retail their product/funds through IFAs or their own salesforce.
Is there a simple answer to this question ?
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We have tried to contact Prudential through their website, without any response to date.
This seems to be the norm, their customer service seems to be very poor.0
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