Quarterly distribution of income that is reinvested automatically. However, you may opt to have your income paid to you separately if you wish.
INCOME EARNINGS

Asset class
Minimum initial investment
NAV price
Investment Style
Minimum subsequent investment
Yield
This is an income mutual fund which allows investors to earn a competitive rate of return on their US Dollar holdings with low risk.
The fund invests in a diversified portfolio of debt securities instruments and contracts, which are collateralized by marketable securities primarily denominated in United States Dollars. Its objective is to generate investment returns which are superior to US$ benchmark Money Market rates.
INCOME EARNINGS
Quarterly distribution of income that is reinvested automatically. However, you may opt to have your income paid to you separately if you wish.

QUARTERLY STATEMENTS
You will receive quarterly statements, either via email or upon request.

COLLATERAL
Investments in units can be used as collateral for a loan.

LIQUIDITY
Easy access to your funds at any point in time, and there are no penalty charges for redemption.

ATTRACTIVE RETURNS
Higher investment returns than those offered by the local Commercial Banks’ traditional Deposit Accounts.

By the payment of interest income every quarter.
Yes, currently it is 1.85% per annum.
No, you may submit a redemption form at any time for any or all of the fund balance.
Mutual Funds are not covered by Depositors’ Insurance as is the case with Bank Deposits.
One main Account holder, and up to a maximum of three joint parties are allowed.
No monthly fees are charged with this fund.
No, all investors in this fund must provide the USD themselves
Important information concerning the investment goals, risks, charges and expenses is contained in the prospectus, which is available at any Bourse Securities office or at www.bourseinvestment.com. Investors should carefully consider this information before investing. Performance is subject to variation and is likely to change over time. Past performance should not be treated as an indicator of future performance.