Put your trust in a collective team

Article Abstract:

Collective investments such as investment trusts, unit trusts and open-ended investment companies allow investors to spread risk. They also offer low share dealing costs, as the fund manager purchases in bulk. Investment trusts are incorporated as public companies, while unit trusts are just funds. Investment trusts have a fixed number of shares in issue, so increased demand for them makes them rise in price. With unit trusts, the fund grows according to the amount of units sold.

Financial management, Personal Investing, Personal finance, Investments, Mutual funds

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Truths about tracker funds

Article Abstract:

The benefits of investing in index funds are discussed. These funds have continued to become more firmly established in the UK since early 2000, despite the existence of a severe bear market.

Market information - general, Column, Index funds

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