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| Measure | THE EQUITIES INVESTMENT FUND FOR CHARITIES (CHARIFUND)No. 249958 |
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| Annual income | £46,435,000 |
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| Annual expenditure | £50,327,000 |
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| Income less expenditure | -£3,892,000 |
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| Trustees | Not published |
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| Highest-paid staff band | No band in synced record |
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| Financial year end | 31 October 2025 |
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| Cause category | Not classified |
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| Region | Not published |
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What it says it does
THE EQUITIES INVESTMENT FUND FOR CHARITIES (CHARIFUND)
The Fund has three aims:1) To provide an annual yield above that available from the FTSE All-Share Index,2) To provide an income stream that increases every year and3) To provide a level of capital growth, net of the on-going charge figure, that is higher than inflation over any ten-year period, as measure by the UK Retail Price index (RPI)
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