Quilter Ethical (R Class) Accumulation | Hargreaves Lansdown (2024)

Sell:225.50p Buy:225.50p Change: Quilter Ethical (R Class) Accumulation | Hargreaves Lansdown (1) 1.00p (0.45%)

Prices as at 28 March 2024

Sell:225.50p

Buy:225.50p

Change: Quilter Ethical (R Class) Accumulation | Hargreaves Lansdown (2) 1.00p (0.45%)

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Prices as at 28 March 2024

Sell:225.50p

Buy:225.50p

Prices as at 28 March 2024

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The selling price currently displayed is higher than the buying price. This can occur temporarily for a variety of reasons; shortly before the market opens, after the market closes or because of extraordinary price volatility during the trading day.

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Charges and Savings

Initial charges
Initial charge: 0.00%
Initial saving from HL: 0.00%
HL dealing charge: Free
Net initial charge: 0.00%

How initial savings affect the buy price

The initial saving applied to a fund depends on how it is priced. Dual priced funds have two different prices (a sell price and a buy price); single priced funds have a single price (at which the fund can be bought and sold).

For dual priced funds the difference between the buy and sell price is made up of the initial charge and other costs e.g. the fund manager's dealing costs. The 'initial saving from HL' will reduce the buying price, but even with a full discount the buying price may still be higher than the selling price.

For single priced funds the price quoted does not include the 'initial charge'. Any 'initial charge' after deduction of the 'initial saving from HL' will be added to the price quoted.

Please note that even where a full saving is offered a dilution levy could be applied on the way in or out of the fund.

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Annual charges
Performance fee: No
Ongoing charge (OCF/TER): 0.90%
Ongoing saving from HL: 0.00%
Net ongoing charge: 0.90%

HMRC believes that from April 2013 rebates of annual charges (such as loyalty bonuses) paid on funds held in nominee accounts, such as our Fund & Share Account, should be subject to income tax. Loyalty bonuses paid on funds in ISAs and SIPPs are unaffected, and they remain tax-free.

We believe all loyalty bonuses are tax-free and we are challenging HMRC's interpretation. However, while we make this challenge we are paying loyalty bonuses within the Vantage Fund & Share Account net of an amount equivalent to the basic rate tax. If we are successful in our challenge we will return this money to clients. If we are unsuccessful we will use the money to pay over any amounts due to HMRC.

If loyalty bonuses are taxable then the value of our ongoing saving to you could be reduced, depending on the rate of tax you pay. The below table gives an indication of how this may affect you.

In this case, the ongoing saving is 0.00%, of which 0.00% is paid by loyalty bonus. The tax that could be payable on this loyalty bonus, and therefore the value of this saving to you, is shown below.

Non-taxpayer Basic rate taxpayer Higher rate taxpayer Additional rate taxpayer
Ongoing saving from HL: 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
Loyalty bonus: 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
Tax on loyalty bonus: 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
Value of ongoing saving to you: 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

Tax rules can change and benefits depend on individual circ*mstances. Please remember loyalty bonuses received on funds held in the Vantage ISA or Vantage SIPP are exempt from tax.

Also, loyalty bonuses received by overseas investors, companies and charities are not required to be paid with the deduction of tax. Therefore, if you are an overseas investor, or you represent a company or charity please let us know if you would like your loyalty bonuses paid without the deduction of an amount equivalent to the basic rate tax.

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In some cases the ongoing savings are provided by our loyalty bonus. Loyalty bonuses are tax-free in an ISA or SIPP. However, they may be subject to tax in a Fund & Share Account which would, in effect, reduce their value and increase the net ongoing charge.

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Other Information

Unit type: Unbundled
Manager:

Claudia Quiroz

Fund launch date: 23 September 2005
Sector: Global
Fund size: £171 million
Number of holdings: 21
Fund type: Unit Trust
Accumulation/income: Accumulation
Dealing frequency: Daily
Valuation point: 12:00
Trustee: Citibank
Minimum investment: £100.00
Charges deducted from: n/a
Available in a regular savings plan: Yes
Minimum regular savings value: £25.00

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Performance

28/03/19 to 28/03/2028/03/20 to 28/03/2128/03/21 to 28/03/2228/03/22 to 28/03/2328/03/23 to 28/03/24
Annual return-5.80%43.35%14.62%-1.74%24.59%

Please remember past performance is not a guide to future returns. Where no data is shown, figures are not available. This information is provided to help you choose your own investments, remember they can fall as well as rise in value so you may not get back the original amount invested.

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Our view on this fund

The Wealth Shortlist features funds our analysts believe have the potential to outperform their peers over the long term. If a fund is not on the Shortlist, this is not a recommendation to sell; however, if you are thinking of adding to your investments, we believe the Wealth Shortlist is a good place to start. View funds on the Wealth Shortlist »

Fund Objective

The Fund aims to achieve income and capital growth through investment in companies that demonstrate sound ethical practice and to outperform the FTSE World Index, net of charges, over rolling five-year periods.

Income Details

Historic yield : 0.54%
Income paid: Bi-annually
Type of payment: Dividend
Ex-dividend date: 31 March 2024 30 September 2024
Payment date: 31 May 20244 30 November 20244

This data is provided by Broadridge. HL accepts no responsibility for its accuracy and you should independently check data before making any investment decision. All yields are variable and not guaranteed. Information correct as at 31 October 2023.

  • HoldingsTop 10 holdings
  • SectorsTop 10 sectors
  • CountriesTop 10 countries
SecurityWeight
APTIV2.91%
AMERICAN WATER WORKS CO INC2.67%
VISA2.59%
XYLEM2.16%
PALO ALTO NETWORKS2.09%
TRANE TECHNOLOGIES2.02%
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY1.91%
EQUINIX1.84%
ALPHABET INC1.82%
T-MOBILE US1.79%
SectorWeight
Alternative Trading Strategies61.66%
Automobiles & Parts4.43%
Industrial Support Services3.99%
Software & Computer Services3.91%
Gas, Water & Multi-utilities3.51%
Construction & Materials3.43%
Cash and Equiv.3.25%
Real Estate Investment Trusts2.90%
Electronic & Electrical Equipment2.16%
Industrial Transportation1.91%
CountryWeight
Non-Classified63.02%
United States20.79%
Cash and Equiv.3.25%
United Kingdom2.27%
Ireland2.02%
Canada1.91%
Spain1.67%
France1.54%
Switzerland1.41%
Netherlands1.06%

Data policy - All information should be used for indicative purposes only. You should independently check data before making any investment decision. HL cannot guarantee that the data is accurate or complete, and accepts no responsibility for how it may be used.Prices provided by Morningstar, correct as at 28 March 2024. Data provided by Broadridge, correct as at 29 February 2024.

Quilter Ethical (R Class) Accumulation | Hargreaves Lansdown (8)

Quilter Ethical (R Class) Accumulation | Hargreaves Lansdown (9)

Key facts

Claudia Quiroz
Manager start date01/12/2015
Manager located inLondon

Biography

Claudia Quiroz is lead investment manager for Quilter Cheviot’s sustainable investment strategy, designed to serve clients who would like to invest in companies offering solutions to the economic and environmental problems of urbanisation, climate change and resource scarcity. Her role is to generate the best investment outcomes for the funds and segregate portfolios that she manages on behalf of private clients, pensions and charities with a focus on sustainable and ethical investment.

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4 If you elect to receive the income from a Vantage ISA or Vantage Fund & Share Account, we will collect any dividends for you and then pay them directly into your bank account within the first 10 working days of the following month.

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FAQs

What is the difference between income and accumulation in HL? ›

With income units, income is paid out to fund holders as cash. This could provide the investor with an income stream or the cash could be reinvested to buy additional units. With accumulation units income is retained within the fund and reinvested, increasing the price of the units.

Who is the largest shareholder of Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

Shareholders
NameEquitiesValuation
Liontrust Investment Partners LLP 2.611 %12,385,345115 M p
Metropolis Capital Ltd. 2.290 %10,861,123101 M p
BlackRock Fund Advisors 1.650 %7,827,00073 M p
UBS Asset Management (UK) Ltd. 1.515 %7,184,41767 M p
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How does Hargreaves Lansdown take fees? ›

Each month we'll automatically take charges from cash in your account. If there's not enough cash in your account, we'll sell some of your investments to cover charges. To sell shares, we'll charge £1.50 per deal. There is no charge to sell funds.

Who owns Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

25% of shares in the company were made available to institutions, employees and existing clients. No new money was raised as part of the offer. 75% of the company continued to be owned by Peter Hargreaves, Stephen Lansdown, other directors and staff.

Should I choose income or accumulation? ›

Income units are often used by retirees to increase their pension payments, but if you don't need the cash now, accumulation units offer the benefit of compounding.

Are accumulation funds worth it? ›

There are many advantages of accumulation funds, including: Dividends are reinvested automatically and with no charge. Savings on commission costs as you don't need to reinvest dividends manually. The chance to benefit from compounding and hopefully boost the value of your investments.

Which is better Vanguard or Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

While Vanguard is the cheaper option, HL offers a wider service and may be worth the higher fees for some investors who want more guidance and investment choices. It depends on your preferences and philosophy towards active and passive investing.

Are my shares safe with Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

All client money is held by us on trust and is segregated from our own funds in accordance with the FCA's client money rules and guidance so that any creditors of Hargreaves Lansdown would have no legal right to it and we cannot use any of this money to cover Hargreaves Lansdown's obligations.

Who is better than Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

If you're looking for a similar platform to Hargreaves Lansdown, but cheaper, check our AJ Bell¹ – it's pretty great. If you're just interested in buying investment funds (ETFs), then InvestEngine¹ is for you – it's completely fee free, with a good range of funds.

Are Hargreaves Lansdown charges too high? ›

The fact that Hargreaves Lansdown's fees are generally more expensive than rival brokers for fund investing becomes an issue once your investments grow to be worth tens of thousands of pounds. On an investment portfolio worth £100,000, for example, you'd pay £450 a year to Hargreaves Lansdown in management fees.

What is the average account size for Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

Hargreaves Lansdown's is the UK's largest retail investor platform with approximately £143.7 billion of the savings across 1.8 million clients under administration across accounts with an average account size of around £80k.

Is my cash safe with Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

We carefully analyse each bank and move your money between them to help keep it safe – each bank is protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), so spreading your money around means you receive more protection.

How much is Steve Lansdowne worth? ›

Why do people use Hargreaves Lansdown? ›

Our purpose is simple. We make it easy for people to save and invest for a better future. We support over 1.8m clients in building their financial resilience and achieving their financial goals.

How much debt does Hargreaves Lansdown have? ›

Hargreaves Lansdown has a total shareholder equity of £713.5M and total debt of £0.0, which brings its debt-to-equity ratio to 0%. Its total assets and total liabilities are £1.2B and £535.7M respectively. Hargreaves Lansdown's EBIT is £378.5M making its interest coverage ratio -15.3.

What is the difference between income and accumulation? ›

The difference is in how they handle the income (i.e. the dividends or interest) generated by the fund. For income units, this income is paid into your account directly, as cash. For accumulation units, this income isn't paid out to you directly, but reinvested into the fund itself.

What is the difference between income and accumulation in US equity index fund? ›

There are two principal types of share class: 'income' (also known as 'distributing') and 'accumulation'; and they both practically do 'what they say on the tin'. Income share classes pay income out to their investors, while accumulation share classes let that income build up (or accumulate) in the fund.

What is income accumulation? ›

Accumulated income, commonly referred to as retained earnings, includes the portion of net income that is retained by a corporation over time, rather than being distributed as dividends. Any accumulated income is typically used by the corporation to reinvest in its principal business or to pay down its debt.

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