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Acting on behalf of investors

Friday, December 19th, 2008

The structure of investment trusts offers some unique benefits to those ready to take advantage of them. An investment trust is a company, so it has a different management structure to other collective investment vehicles, such as unit trusts and

Investment trusts have an independent board of directors that meets several times a year to assess how well they are doing. This board has a legal duty to uphold the interests of the shareholders in the trust – its investors. Gavin Haynes, managing director at independent financial adviser Whitechurch Securities, says: “As with all quoted companies, they are required by law to publish their full year results, annual reports and so on, and to hold annual general meetings. (more…)

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Profits all around the globe

Thursday, December 18th, 2008

When stockmarkets take a tumble, it’s generally the less mature markets of the world that take the biggest hit. At least, this has been the case historically. But while uncertainty has enveloped the markets of the west in the wake of the ongoing credit crunch, emerging markets have earned their spurs, rewarding investors with continued strong performance.

Despite market turbulence in recent months, funds investing in emerging markets returned 34% in the 12 months to the end of December 2007, according to the Investment Management Association, with developed economies taking the brunt of the credit crisis. The UK All Companies, for instance, grew by just 1.9% over the same period. (more…)

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Investing for your children: a guide

Wednesday, December 17th, 2008

While your baby is small, a child trust fund brings nothing but joy. You have free money, a readymade receptacle for grandparental Christmas presents, and you can make regular contributions too.

When your child turns 18, on the other hand, if this remains your sole vehicle for investment, it may be a recipe for disaster. For starters, what will happen if one child had a CTF and the other was too old to qualify? And, if all your children qualified, how will you feel if the money you worked hard to squirrel away is splurged on teen delights? You may, therefore, want to look beyond the CTF when investing for your children. (more…)

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