Let's prepare for rates to rise

Article Abstract:

The UK economy is no longer under threat of immediate recession, and experts anticipate several more interest rate rises in the period to autumn 2000. A similar trend is taking place in the US, where investors expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates in Nov 1999. It is certain that standard variable mortgage rates will have to rise further in line with the base rate. Deposit rates are rising, but many banks and building societies are only offering the higher rates on certain accounts that are inexpensive to operate.

United States, Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Government domestic functions, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Administration of General Economic Programs, Domestic Monetary Policy, Banking industry, Prices and rates, Forecasts and trends, Interest rates, Monetary policy, Bank fees

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Caution is key to a well-planned portfolio

Article Abstract:

Advice on creating a balanced investment portfolio is presented. Considerable commitment is required to achieve a well-planned portfolio of around 30 individual investments.

Financial management, Portfolio Management, Methods, Management, Investments

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