Sustainable & Ethical HMRC Compliant Stable & Secure High Returns
• Plan for the future with regular payouts throughout investment • Suitable for savings, pensions and family trusts • Weown and manage our plantations giving investors extra security
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As an asset class, timber – a renewable resource with constant product demand – stands out as a remarkably stable investment… Bloomberg Wealth Manager
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Specialists in secure, high-return timber investments
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Timber is the best long-term investment there is, it is the only low-risk, high return asset there is Jeremy Grantham,
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Average annual returns on timber… have out stripped those from leading global stock indices, property, oil and gold for the past decade… The Economist
Invest direct: for your free copy of our timber investment guide visit us on Stand 440,
or call0800 075 30 10
enquiries@ethicalforestry.com www.ethicalforestry.com
Ethical Forestry is not regulated by the Financial Services Authority and does not offer any advice about any regulated or unregulated investments, either within this advertisment or elsewhere. Please consult an Independent Financial Advisor prior to making any decision to buy our products. Our products are not regulated investments. Their value may rise or fall and no guarantees of future performance in respect of income or capital growth are given either expressly or by implication, and you may not get back the full amount you pay for them. Ethical Forestry shall not be held liable to anyone for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies within this advertisment under any circumstances or for any loss or damage which may arise from the use of any of the information or detail contained herein.
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Melina
HMRC and Pension Compliant
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