Split Capital Investment Trust

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Investment trusts are collective investment firms similar to unit trusts and mutual funds. Split capital trusts offer than one class of shares to their investors, some offering higher dividend income and others higher capital growth to meet the particular risk preference and tax position of the purchasers.

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-	[[Investment Trust\|Investment trust]]s are collective investment ~~companies~~ similar to [[Unit trust\|unit trust]]s and [[Mutual Fund\|mutual fund]]s. Split [[Capital\|capital]] trusts offer than one class of shares to their investors, some offering higher [[Dividend\|dividend]] [[Income\|income]] and others higher capital growth to meet the particular [[Risk\|risk]] preference and tax [[Position\|position]] of the purchasers.	+	[[Investment Trust\|Investment trust]]s are collective investment firms similar to [[Unit trust\|unit trust]]s and [[Mutual Fund\|mutual fund]]s. Split [[Capital\|capital]] trusts offer than one class of shares to their investors, some offering higher [[Dividend\|dividend]] [[Income\|income]] and others higher capital growth to meet the particular [[Risk\|risk]] preference and tax [[Position\|position]] of the purchasers.