Current VCT Offers - share rebate and CASHBACK on ALL offers!

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The table below shows the Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) that are currently available. As we are execution-only brokers, we reduce the cost of purchasing a VCT by rebating the majority of our commission to increase your investment.

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VCT	Type of VCT	Minimum Subscription	Initial Charge Before Discount	Discount	Literature & Forms	Closing Date
Blackfinch Spring VCT	ESG	£3,000	5.5%	3% new investors 4% existing investors *CASHBACK of first year trail commission upfront	Prospectus KID	25 October 2024 (5pm) for October allotment Request an application here
Guinness VCT	Generalist	£5,000	5.5%	4.5% new investor discount 5.5% existing investor discount *CASHBACK of first year trail commission upfront	Prospectus KID	31 October 2024 for 2% early bird discount Request an application here
Hargreave Hale AIM VCT	AIM	£5,000	3.5%	2% (including a 1% early-bird discount on the first £10m raised)	Prospectus KID	8 November 2024 for first allotment Request an application here
Maven VCTs	Generalist	£5,000	5.5%	4.25% new investor discount 4.5% existing investor discount	Prospectus KID - Maven VCT KID - Maven VCT 3 KID - Maven VCT 4 KID - Maven VCT 5	7 February 2024 (5pm) for early bird Request an application here
Mobeus VCTs	Generalist	£6,000	3%	0.5% *CASHBACK of first year trail commission upfront	Prospectus MIG KID I&G KID	31 October 2024 for next allotment Request an application here
Octopus AIM VCTs	AIM	£5,000	5.5%	2.5% new investors 3.5% existing investors *CASHBACK of first year trail commission upfront	Prospectus KID AIM VCT 1 KID AIM VCT 2 Brochure	25 October 2024 Request an application here
Pembroke VCT	Generalist	£5,000	5%	3% existing investors 2.5% new investors (including early-bird of 0.5%)	Prospectus KID	Early-bird discount of 0.5% limited to first £5m raised or until 31 December 2024 Request an application here
Puma 13 VCT	Generalist	£3,000	3%	2% 3% for existing investors	Prospectus KID Puma Investment Overview	31 October 2024 (5pm) Request an application here
Puma Alpha VCT	Generalist	£3,000	3%	1% for existing investors	Prospectus KID	2 December 2024 (5pm) Request an application here
Seneca Growth Capital VCT	Generalist	£3,000	5.5%	3.5% new investors 4% existing investors *CASHBACK of first year trail commission upfront	Prospectus KID	29 November 2024 for 1% early bird Request an application here
Triple Point VCT	Generalist	£3,000	5.5%	4% 5% existing investors *CASHBACK of first year trail commission upfront	Prospectus KID	25 October next allotment and interim dividend of 2p Request an application here

Please call 020 7384 7300 if you have any queries or to request literature.

Just to recap, here is a brief summary of the benefits available upon investing in a VCT in the 2023/24 tax year:

Income Tax rebate of 30%
Exemption from tax on dividends
Exemption from Capital Gains Tax on profits made from selling of VCT shares

(#) The 30% income tax rebate is available not just to higher rate taxpayers but also to basic rate taxpayers, so long as you have paid as much tax as you are claiming a rebate for. Individuals aged 18 and over who subscribe for new ordinary shares in VCTs are entitled to claim income tax relief at 30% subject to the amount subscribed in any one year not exceeding £200,000. This tax relief will be clawed back by HMRC should the investment be sold within 5 years of making the investment.

Before investing in a VCT please be aware of the risk factors associated with these products, some of which include the following:

The value of VCT investments can fall as well as rise and you may not get back the full amount invested. Furthermore, it would be unwise to purchase a VCT purely for the upfront tax relief and try to sell immediately after the minimum five year holding period. It usually takes three years to invest the monies raised and create a portfolio of qualifying investments, which are usually unquoted companies that don't lend themselves to short term horizons. However, this does not usually apply to top-ups where you are investing in a mature portfolio which may have a record of paying out dividend.