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This report looks at issues in the UK investment bonds and national savings market. Mintel defines investment bonds as non-qualifying, single-premium, whole-of-life policies. National savings comprise of current and savings accounts, stocks and shares, pensions and mortgages, and insurance.
Key factors that impact supply and demand for these products are analysed, as well as consumer attitudes toward investments. Market size and dynamics also reveal current trends among investment bonds and national savings products.
Despite a previous slowdown in growth, forecasts show rises in the value of investment vehicles. Tax implications, state pension provisions, stockmarket volatility and low interest rates will impact the demand for investment and savings options.
By emphasising high return on investment through advertising, consumers will feel better assured about taking financial risks. Mintel examines how income levels and changing socio-economic groups will impact investment bonds and national savings in the future.
What will influence investment bonds and national savings next? | 
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