Eastern promise: high returns for high risk in a fast growing world

Article Abstract:

There are are more and more investments opportunities in South East Asia, where the economy is growing at a much quicker pace than in industrialised countries, and consumer markets are expanding. Yields from investments in South East Asian stock exchange investment yields from 1991-1996 were 143%, versus 86% in the UK, compensating for the high charges on investments in developing countries. It is important to select an investment manager with care. Micropal, funds analyst, points out the high performance of Old Mutual Thailand.

Investments, Developing countries

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How to venture into the high-flying world of 20 per cent tax relief

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Most ordinary people have so far not been willing to invest their money in venture capital trusts, even though they offer attractive tax breaks. This is probably because such trusts are not suitable for all investors. They are really personal equity plans for rich investors, allowing up to 100,000 pounds sterling a year to be invested. They offer income tax relief at 20% and capital gains reinvestment relief at 40%.

Analysis, Mutual funds

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