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OLD MUTUAL UNIT TRUSTS SELL FORM CASH AND LIQUIDITY SOLUTIONS This Form is for Clients already invested in an Old Mutual Unit Trust(s) specific to the Cash and Liquidity Solutions offering and wishing

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How to fill out old mutual unit trusts

1. Gather all necessary documentation such as your identification and banking details.
2. Visit the Old Mutual website or contact their customer service to obtain the required application forms for unit trusts.
3. Carefully read and understand the terms and conditions mentioned in the application form.
4. Fill out the application form by providing accurate information and double-checking your inputs.
5. Attach any required documentation, such as a copy of your identification and proof of residence.
6. Review the completed form and ensure all information is correct.
7. Submit the filled-out application form and supporting documents either online or at an Old Mutual branch.
8. Wait for confirmation from Old Mutual regarding the status of your unit trust application.
9. Once approved, follow any instructions provided by Old Mutual to fund your unit trust account.
10. Monitor the performance of your unit trust investments regularly and make necessary adjustments if required.

Who needs old mutual unit trusts?

1. Individuals who are looking to invest their savings in a professionally managed and diversified investment product.
2. Those who want to benefit from the expertise and experience of investment professionals in growing their wealth.
3. Investors who prefer a flexible investment option with varying risk profiles and potential returns.
4. Individuals who value transparency and want to have access to information about their investments.
5. People who are willing to invest for the long term and understand the potential risks and rewards associated with unit trusts.

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What is old mutual unit trusts?

Old Mutual Unit Trusts are investment products that allow individuals to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets managed by Old Mutual. These trusts provide investors with the opportunity to gain exposure to various markets and asset classes.

Who is required to file old mutual unit trusts?

Individuals and entities that invest in Old Mutual Unit Trusts are required to file any necessary documentation related to their investments for tax and regulatory purposes.

How to fill out old mutual unit trusts?

To fill out old mutual unit trusts, investors typically need to complete an application form that includes personal details, investment preferences, and other required information as stipulated by Old Mutual.

What is the purpose of old mutual unit trusts?

The purpose of Old Mutual Unit Trusts is to provide a pooled investment vehicle that allows individual investors to invest in a professionally managed portfolio, aiming for capital growth and income generation based on their investment goals.

What information must be reported on old mutual unit trusts?

Investors must report information including their personal details, investment amounts, returns, and any transactions related to the unit trusts on their tax returns or as required by regulatory bodies.