Refer a friend and receive £50 John Lewis vouchers

It's good to share

It’s nice to share good things with friends – and now we’ve made it even better. If you refer a friend to Alliance Trust Savings and they open an Investment Dealing Account, ISA or Select SIPP before 5 April 2012 we’ll thank you with a £50 John Lewis Voucher*.

How to get your rewards

Once your friend has applied for an Alliance Trust Savings account, they need to trade through it by the 6 July and send in the tear off leaflet, once we have received it we will process your John Lewis voucher for despatch. It can take up to 30 days for your reward to arrive via special delivery.

It’s Easy

Are your friends comfortable making investment decisions and managing their wealth? If the answer is yes, then refer them to Alliance Trust Savings.

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Terms and conditions

*You will qualify for your £50 John Lewis voucher if you recommend a friend, who isn’t already an Alliance Trust Savings customer who then opens up an Alliance Trust Savings account, trades through it and has paid fees as charges as they become due by 6 July. You may refer up to a maximum of 12 individuals in a year, you must not recommend friends as part of your business. Your referral is made only so that your friend can independently decide to open our accounts. There is no reason known to you that would stop you properly receiving these vouchers. We must receive the form from your friend before the voucher will be issued. This offer is subject to Alliance Trust Savings standard promotion and competition terms and conditions found at www.alliancetrustsavings.co.uk/friend. The vouchers issued under this offer must be used within the period specified on them.

Risk Warning

ATS provides an execution-only service and does not give advice. If you are unsure about whether to invest or about the suitability of an investment, we recommend that you seek advice from an independent financial adviser.

Please remember the value of your investments and any income from them can go down as well as up and you may get back less than the amount you originally invested. Tax rules may change in the future and taxation will depend on your personal circumstances. All investments carry an element of risk, which may differ significantly. If you are unsure as to the suitability of any particular investments, you should seek professional financial advice.