Further information about our funds
The Medical Sickness Society With Profits funds aim to provide capital growth over a medium to long term period by investing in UK and International shares, fixed interest stocks, property, cash and other related investments. The funds aim to avoid sharp rises and falls by 'smoothing' the return on your investment over the period of the Plan.
For performance details, please see the funds factsheets below.
MSS With Profits Pension Fund (PDF, 104KB)
MSS With Profits Life Fund (PDF, 147KB)
For more information on how our unit-linked funds work and how we manage your money, please read How our Unit-linked Funds work.
We also have a more detailed guide about how we run our unit-linked funds called the Unit-Linked Business Principles and Practices Manual.
The unit prices shown for the With Profits funds on this page are not the unit prices referred to in our customer literature, such as in your Plan Document and Key Features Document.
The price referred to in literature is used to calculate the value of your unit holdings, and reflects the return from adding regular bonuses. This cannot reduce in value, unless a Market Value Reduction (MVR) is in place at the time of a withdrawal being made.
Instead, the performance and daily unit prices shown represent the full smoothed investment performance of the fund, net of fund costs and charges. This will approximately represent the change in your overall Plan value. The Plan value is the combination of the value of your unit holdings plus your final bonus, and it can go down as well as up. However, the returns experienced by individual customers may be different due to how regular and final bonuses, MVRs and certain product charges can vary at account level.
Please refer to your Policy or Plan Document and most recent Statement for more information or call us on 0800 058 2965. You may also want to look at the With Profits Fund page for more details.
TCFD reports provide information on the climate impact of the majority of the our life and pension funds (excludes Wesleyan Unit Trust Managers funds).