NDF Twin Option Growth Kick Out Plan with Big Cashback Discounts

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NDF Twin Option Kick Out Plan

2.5% Discount

Applications must be posted to Moneyworld and arrive at least three days before the official closing date to guarantee delivery to the Investment Company before close of business.

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Key Dates

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Plan Closes: 06 August 2008

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Last Transfers: 23 July 2008

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Plan Overview

The investment objective of the Plan is to provide a return of capital plus growth. Although the Plan may mature early, the full Investment Term is 6 years. You should not invest if you need access to your money during this period. Early maturity will occur if on 20 August 2009 or 20 August 2010 or 22 August 2011 or 20 August 2012 or 20 August 2013 the Closing Index Level/s are the same or higher than the Starting Index Level/s (both Indices for option 2). In the event of early maturity after 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 years the Plan will provide growth equivalent to 10.5% each year (Option 1) or 15.75% each year (Option 2) on your initial capital investment (growth is not compounded). Please refer to pages 4 & 5 of the brochure for full details..

Where the Plan runs the full 6 Year Term:

Option 1
If the Final Index Level is the same
or higher than the Starting
Index Level Option 2
If the Final Index Levels are the
same or higher than their
Starting Index Levels

FULL CAPITAL REPAYMENT

10.50% Growth each year on your
Initial Capital Investment
(growth not compounded)

Plus

15.75% Growth each year on your
Initial Capital Investment
(growth not compounded)

OR

Option 1
If the Final Index Level
is less than the
Starting Index Level Option 2
If the Final Index Level of either
Index is less than the corresponding
Starting Index Level

• No growth will be achieved but your original capital investment will be repaid unless:

• at any time during the Investment Term the intra-day level (not restricted to the closing
levels) of the Index (Option 1) or either Index (Option 2) falls by more than 50% from its Starting Index Level in which case you will also lose some or all of your initial capital investment.

•The amount of capital that you will lose will be 1% of your original capital investment for
each 1% that the Final Index Level (of the Worst Performing Index, for Option 2) is below the
Starting Index Level. For Option 1 there is only one Index. Where the difference results in a
fraction of 1% the fraction will be applied.