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Unit Trusts
A unit trust is effectively a ready-made portfolio to which the investor subscribes by buying units. The investor is known as the unitholder. His rights end with the unit trust; he has no equity in the shares it holds. These are held by trustees on behalf of the trust.
Most unit trusts are 'open-ended'. That means that they guarantee to buy back units when you want. Unit trusts are effectively a halfway house between deposit accounts and shares. It can be the ideal medium for someone who wants to invest in the Stock Exchange, but has insufficient capital to do so. Unit trusts are also safer. They sometimes do lose value, but never to zero.
The values of units in unit trusts are printed in the financial press with s
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