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Aberdeen UK OEIC Fund Range - Alliance Trust

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What are the aims of the <strong>Aberdeen</strong> <strong>OEIC</strong> and the <strong>Aberdeen</strong> ISA?THE ABERDEEN <strong>OEIC</strong>An <strong>OEIC</strong> is an open-ended investment company whose business is investing in shares, securities and other funds on behalf of investors. An<strong>OEIC</strong> can also be known as an ICVC. They are known as ‘open-ended’ funds because each fund’s size will increase or decrease depending onthe levels of investments and redemptions at any particular time.When you invest in an <strong>OEIC</strong> your money is pooled with that of other investors in that fund. Your holdings in an <strong>OEIC</strong> are known as ‘shares’and the price of shares is based on the underlying value of the investments your chosen fund has invested in.THE ABERDEEN STOCKS AND SHARES ISAAn ISA is an Individual Savings Account offering tax efficient investment into the <strong>Aberdeen</strong> <strong>OEIC</strong>. Within government regulations, aninvestor may subscribe to two different types of ISA, a Stocks and Shares ISA and a Cash ISA. We do not offer a Cash ISA. An investor canhold a Stocks and Shares ISA with <strong>Aberdeen</strong> as well as a Cash ISA with a different ISA manager. Investors can transfer between differentISA managers.Maximum overall annual subscription limits apply to ISAs and are detailed in the ‘How to Invest’ chapter. Investments held in an ISA arefree of any liability to income tax and capital gains tax. All funds, other than the Cash <strong>Fund</strong>, included in this Simplified Prospectus qualifyfor ISA investment.WHO MAY THESE FUNDS BE SUITABLE FOR?These funds offer investors the opportunity to invest in an <strong>OEIC</strong>, which is a convenient way of participating in investment markets, with aview to achieving their defined investment objective. Investors must be willing to accept some risk to their capital, and these funds shouldbe considered medium to long term investments.Investors in any doubt about the suitability of investing in these funds should seek independent financial advice before doing so.Investors should refer to the investment aims of each <strong>Fund</strong> which are listed in Key <strong>Fund</strong> Data.What are the aims of the funds?The overall aims of the funds are to offer:• Choice, with a range of professionally managed funds invested in a wide range of securities; and• A flexible and affordable way to invest.The funds aim to achieve:• Income; or• Capital growth over the medium to long-term; or• A combination of income and capital growth over the medium to long-term.Your commitmentWhen investing in the <strong>Aberdeen</strong> <strong>OEIC</strong>, you are committing to invest in the stock market. You must accept that there are risks involved indoing so, not least that the value of your shares may fall and you could get back less than you invest. You should view your investmentdecision as a medium to long term investment. As well as generic risks, there are additional risks that are specific to certain funds and theseare stated on pages 4 - 5.You may buy and sell shares in the funds on any business day, subject to the investment levels outlined in the table below:Minimum and maximum investment levelsMinimum lumpsum per fundMinimum additionallump sum per fundMinimum regular savingsper fund (per month)Maximuminvestment<strong>Aberdeen</strong> <strong>UK</strong> <strong>OEIC</strong> £500 £100 £50 No upper limit<strong>Aberdeen</strong> <strong>UK</strong> <strong>OEIC</strong> ISA -2011/12 tax year£500 £100 £50 £10,680 per tax year(or £890 per month)<strong>Aberdeen</strong> <strong>UK</strong> <strong>OEIC</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> <strong>Range</strong> Simplified Prospectus, August 2011 3

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