Investors Chronicle 1995 Fiona Hamilton - Abstracts

Investors Chronicle 1995 Fiona Hamilton
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Bargains galore as discounts widen: the past 12 months have not been good to investment trusts. Shares are now valued at an average of 8 per cent below NAV, which is disheartening for investors but advantageous for new buyers.BusinessFiona Hamilton
Investors' hopes dashed as trusts go south: for investment trust buyers and management groups, the past year has been little short of a nightmare with performances tumbling and discounts widening. (Personal Financial Planning)BusinessFiona Hamilton
Making your money go further: investing through a regular savings scheme can mean the investor gets more shares for his money. But watch out for minimum charges - they can work out expensive.BusinessFiona Hamilton
Never forget the discount: for most investors discount is a dirty word. But what widens can also narrow and when discounts narrow, performance is enhanced.BusinessFiona Hamilton
PEP options.(UK investment trusts and personal equity plans)BusinessFiona Hamilton
Savings schemes.(savings schemes and UK investment trusts)BusinessFiona Hamilton
The role of the board: investment trusts' boards of directors play a vital role. Who are they, what do they do, how often do they meet and how much are they paid?BusinessFiona Hamilton
To Pep or not to Pep?: the trend has been to go for full Pep qualification. But some groups have stood firmly against the trend and proved that it is possible to achieve a good rating while retaining full asset allocation flexibility.BusinessFiona Hamilton
Wrapped up for a special delivery: more and more providers are wheeling out lifestyle plans and persuading investors that trusts can be used not only to build a newst-egg for rainy days but also to meet specific needs such as pensions and mortgages.BusinessFiona Hamilton
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