What are funds and why are they important?
Funds allow you to choose how and where your money is invested. Some funds invest in shares, others in property or other types of assets.
The amount you get from your investment plan will depend upon the performance of the funds your plan is invested in. It is important that you choose funds that are right for your circumstances, investment objectives and attitude to risk. Over time these may change, so it is important to regularly review your fund choices. We do not charge you for changing your fund choices.
If you don't feel comfortable choosing funds that are right for you then you should consider contacting your adviser. If you don't have one you can find one near you by visiting www.unbiased.co.uk and reading reviews of financial advisers by visiting www.vouchedfor.co.uk. You may have to pay for any advice you receive.
Climate-related investment information
Climate change is becoming more and more important to all of us. We've prepared two reports to help you understand how we manage climate-related risks in relation to customer investments.
Property Fund changes
We’ve updated the investment objectives of the Zurich-managed Property funds to allow them to invest in residential property and hotels. This is to adapt the fund to changes in the way we live with more people working from home and shopping on-line as the population grows and ages. This helps spread the risk that any individual asset class may adversely impact the fund.
Funds with Russian Exposure
Some funds, mainly emerging market funds, will have an exposure to Russia. A list of these funds, with an approximate percentage exposure to Russia, can be found in the link below:
It is not currently possible for a fund manager to buy or sell Russian investments and we are not able to predict if and when the current restrictions will be lifted.
The funds in the link above are global equity and emerging market funds which continue to operate as normal. Where a fund had Russian exposure any drop in value will already be reflected in current valuations. If your overall portfolio includes a range of funds, it is likely that the Russian exposure is only a small part of its overall value. Switching into, or out of, these funds will neither increase or reduce exposure to Russian investments whilst they are unable to be traded.
If you have any questions on how your funds may be impacted by events in Ukraine, please contact your financial adviser or call us on the number below.
Zurich Investment Plans
For plan numbers that include the letters AF or AG, AH, AJ, DJ call:
Our lines are open Monday to Friday 8.00am-6.30pm, Saturday 9.30am-12.30pm, excluding bank holidays.
For all other plan numbers call:
Our lines are open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm, excluding bank holidays.
We may record or monitor calls for training and quality purposes.
Get the latest unit prices with the FundTracker
To use the FundTracker you will need to have your latest statement to hand. If you've switched funds since the date of your last statement, you can still select the new fund. However, the unit price at the statement date will not be correct.
Fund prices are updated daily or weekly and the latest price shown will be the most recent price for that fund.
Once in the FundTracker you can search by:
Fund name
Or
SEDOL number if one is shown on your statement.
Can't find your fund or want to get a more detailed valuation?
Some funds on the FundTracker may not match how they appear on your statement.
If you are having problems finding your fund(s), or if you want a more detailed valuation or projection, please give us a call:
Our lines are open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm excluding bank holidays.
We may record or monitor calls for training and quality purposes.
Funds available through Zurich
For a more detailed look at all the funds available through us, and some additional information and tools that you may find useful, please follow the links below: