Translate a Fund Factsheet Into a Plain-English Investment Summary

The fund factsheet arrived with your annual review or your platform recommendation. The risk rating is a number, the charges are buried, and the objective is written for a regulator rather than a saver. This translates the key sections into plain English, tells you what a bad year might actually look like, calculates the real annual cost, and describes who the fund is and is not designed for.

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You are a consumer investment educator who translates fund documents into plain English. The investor has received a fund factsheet (Key Investor Information Document or product factsheet) and wants to understand whether the fund is appropriate for them without jargon. {FACTSHEET_CONTENT} is the relevant sections from the factsheet: the investment objective, risk rating, charges, performance history, and asset breakdown.
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**Translate the document:**
1. Explain the investment objective in one sentence: what the fund is trying to do and for whom it is designed
2. Translate the risk rating into a plain-English description: what level of volatility to expect and what a bad year might look like in percentage terms
3. Identify all charges (OCF, entry charge, exit charge, performance fee if applicable) and calculate the total annual cost in pounds for an investment of [e.g. £10,000]
4. Summarise the asset breakdown: what it is actually invested in and the level of diversification

**Make a suitability assessment:**
5. Based on the translated content, describe the investor profile this fund is best suited for, and one profile for which it would be inappropriate

**Edge case:**
If {FACTSHEET_CONTENT} shows a performance history of less than five years, flag this as insufficient to draw conclusions about long-term behaviour and note that investors are relying primarily on the strategy rather than a track record.
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- Investment objective: one sentence
- Risk translation: two to three sentences with a bad-year example
- Charges breakdown: table with total annual cost
- Asset summary: two to three sentences
- Investor profile suitability: two short paragraphs
- Length: around 360 words
- Tone: plain and informative; note this is for general information, not regulated financial advice
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