If you are primarily a conservative investor who prefers
investing in foreign exchange denominated investments, then
the Sun Life Prosperity Dollar Abundance Fund is for you.
Though the Fund is designed to invest in bonds primarily
denominated in US Dollars, it may also invest in fixed-income
instruments denominated in other leading foreign currencies.
These include securities issued by governments and corporations
in the Republic of the Philippines, the United States, or other
major world economies such as the Euro zone, Japan, Canada,
United Kingdom, and Switzerland.
Just like the Sun Life Prosperity Dollar Advantage Fund,
the Sun Life Prosperity Dollar Abundance Fund gives its
investors the opportunity to earn in US Dollars as well as the
chance to invest in offshore securities. The Philippine government
currently allows local mutual funds to invest up to a maximum
of twenty percent of total net assets in securities issued
abroad. This means that our Fund Managers can take advantage
of investment opportunities overseas if market conditions allow.
A Dollar Bond Fund
So what, you may ask, is the
difference between the Prosperity Dollar Advantage Fund and
the Prosperity Dollar Abundance Fund? Simply put, the Prosperity
Dollar Advantage Fund is a balanced fund that invests in both
bonds and stocks, while the Prosperity Dollar Abundance Fund
is a purely bond fund.
This makes it a more suitable fund for those who prefer the
fixed-income earnings of bond instruments and don’t like the
potential volatility of equity investments. If you are new to
the world of investing and are not sure what fund you should
invest in, take our Investor
Profile Questionnaire quiz and let your Sun Life Mutual
Fund Representative guide you in your choice of fund.
Access to World-Class Investment Management
Investing with the Sun Life Prosperity Funds gives you affordable access
to high caliber investment management that is usually reserved
only for corporations, institutions, and the very wealthy.
Successful investing takes knowledge and careful research,
qualities that the Sun Life Financial investment management
team possess in abundance.
Sun Life Financial is a leading international financial services
organization providing a diverse range of wealth accumulation and
protection products and services to individuals and corporate
customers. Tracing its roots back to 1871, Sun Life Financial
and its partners today have operations in key markets worldwide,
including Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong,
the Philippines, Japan, Indonesia, India, China, and Bermuda.
With credentials such as these, Sun Life Financial is a global
force of experienced investment management working for you.
Our team of investment professionals in the Philippines have
the necessary knowledge, skills, experience, and research
capabilities to meet the objectives of the Fund and ensure
that your investment will yield potentially greater profits
over the long term.
Purchase Options
The minimum initial investment
for the Fund is US$ 2,000. Subsequent investments may also
be made for US$ 500. The Fund has three purchase options:
Option A (front-end sales load) requires that you pay the
sales charge upon investing. Option B (back-end sales load),
on the other hand, requires that you pay a sales charge only
if you redeem (sell your shares to the fund) within seven
years, with the charges on a decreasing rate per year, reaching
zero after the seventh year.
A third option, Option C, is available for the Sun Life
Prosperity Dollar Abundance Fund. Purchasing shares with this sales
load means paying a lower sales charge upon entry (compared to
Option A), and a lower sales charge upon redemption (compared
to Option B). The sales charge upon redemption will only
be applicable if you redeem in less than 2 years.
Investing for the long-term.
When you invest in a
mutual fund, you are investing in a diversified portfolio of
securities that normally fluctuate in value. To obtain the
best results, they should generally be regarded as long-term
investments. Ask your Sun Life Mutual Fund Representative about
the best time horizon specific to your needs.
The securities market in which mutual funds invest tend to
rise and fall over the short-term, as will the value of your
investment. Your ability to withstand short-term volatility,
especially on the downside, will generally result in greater
returns over the long-term. When the value of your investment
decreases, and it will from time to time, be patient.
Let your investments work for you.