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You want your money to grow as much as possible and you're comfortable with the likelihood of greater fluctuations in value.
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- typically, be invested predominantly in a wide range of shares with a small amount of fixed interest/bonds held to provide some diversification
- be investing in higher risk assets for the potential higher growth, rather than lower risk assets which aim to limit losses
- be prepared to take a higher degree of risk with your investment than that in the Medium to High Risk category in order to maximise potential returns
- accept that there is an increased likelihood of large fluctuations in the value of your investment on a frequent basis and you may get back less than the amount you invested
Fund summary
Aviva Investors UK Funds Multi-asset Plus Fund V Class 9 Accumulation
The Aviva Investors Multi-asset Plus Fund V invests in a range of asset classes across different regions. This fund is actively managed by experts at Aviva Investors.
Take the time to understand more about this fund's assets, performance and charges.
The value of your investment can go down as well as up and you may get back less than has been paid in.
Our charges
Fund Manager Charge of 0.35%
This charge is levied by the fund management company to cover the costs and expenses of managing the fund and appears as an Ongoing Charge Figure (OCF) on your statement. This charge is incorporated into the price of the fund rather than being taken out of your account.
Aviva Charge of 0.40% (maximum)
This is what we charge each year for administering your account. It's calculated daily and taken from the cash account monthly. We calculate this charge based on the value of your investment. Here's how it works:
| First £50,000 | 0.40% |
| Next £200,000 | 0.35% |
| Next £250,000 | 0.25% |
| Amounts above £500,000 | 0.00% |
Total charge
Here's what the charges come to in total each year. This is equivalent to approximately £0.62 each month for each £1,000 held.
| Fund manager charge | 0.35% |
| Aviva Charge (maximum) | 0.40% |
| Total charge | 0.75% |
Accurate as at 02/12/2024.
Past performance
Below you can find the past performance of this fund. Please bear in mind that past performance isn't an indicator of future performance.
Discrete performance
| Past Performance (% Growth) | ||||
| 02/12/23 - 02/12/24 | 02/12/22 - 02/12/23 | 02/12/21 - 02/12/22 | 02/12/20 - 02/12/21 | 02/12/19 - 02/12/20 |
| 24.95% | 5.54% | -3.78% | 16.55% | 6.03% |
All fund data is provided by Broadridge, with the exception of price and performance data, which is provided by FE.
Performance is calculated assuming that any net income paid out by the fund is reinvested back into the fund, and is after any
ongoing fund charges and fees have been deducted. The Aviva charge would reduce the amount received.
Important information
Take the time to look through our Key Investor Information and the fund's factsheet before deciding to invest. The Key Investor Information Document provides more detailed explanations of the fund's aim and specific investment risks than the information on this page.
Aviva Investors UK Funds Multi-asset Plus Fund V Class 9 Accumulation
Key Investor Information Document
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Aviva Investors UK Funds Multi-asset Plus Fund V Class 9 Accumulation
Fund Factsheet
PDF (437KB)
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