Forget endowments...retired investors need more flexibility

Article Abstract:

An endowment policy savings plan is not necessarily the best way for retired people to save money. This is because endowment savings lack flexibility and carry a life insurance which is not required. It would be better to invest through separate investment trusts, via savings plan schemes. This approach offers a good spread for the investment, and is flexible because the amount contributed can be varied as required. There are many different investment trusts available, and this means that they can be selected to compliment each other.

Management, Savings

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The family that fell to earth

Article Abstract:

The Queen is requesting an additional 1 million pounds sterling for the Civil List to be spent on an educational campaign to demonstrate the importance of the monarchy in public life. The campaign is expected to target schools, universities and media. An overview of how the monarchy has reclaimed its popularity historically is given, including details of the effects of the addition of Diana, Princess of Wales to the British Royal Family.

United Kingdom, Monarchy, British monarchy

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