It includes over 100 funds (as at November 2022) that we’ve carefully selected in conjunction with independent investment experts for their quality and breadth of choice.
The range includes ready-made growth and in-retirement solutions, as well as single-asset funds (funds investing in one type of asset like equities (company shares), commercial property or government bonds). Your adviser can use this focused range to build an investment portfolio that best meets your specific retirement goals.
If you’d like to know more about how we select and monitor the funds we offer, please visit our Fund Governance page.
Remember, the value of an investment can fall as well as rise and isn’t guaranteed. The value of your pension pot when you come to take benefits may be less than has been paid in. There’s no guarantee the funds will meet their objectives.
And you have the added comfort of knowing all the funds we offer in the range are backed by our Funds Promise.
AOR offers a select range of over 100 investment options that your adviser can use to build an investment portfolio that best matches your savings goals and risk appetite. We work closely with a select number of fund partners, to select funds from their ranges that we believe offer our customers choice and quality.
Our select range aims to make it easier for you and your adviser to create a portfolio of funds. The range aims to meet your needs through your working career and into retirement, whether your aim is to build or protect your retirement savings or take income.
Help with your investment choices
What you invest in can have a big effect on the value of your pension pot at retirement. If you’re at all unsure what to invest in, you may want to speak to your financial adviser. If you don't have a financial adviser, you can visit the MoneyHelper website to find the right one for you.
MoneyHelper gives free and impartial guidance to help make your money and pension choices clearer.
If you don’t have a financial adviser and aren’t part of a company pension scheme but are interested in a pension plan you can invest directly into, please take a look at Retiready.
Use Retiready if you don't want advice
