Story by: Laura Mossman , Investment Adviser
Despite the debate over multi-manager funds, they offer an easy way to navigate the vast fund seas
Tales of double-charging, performance dilution and the possible effects of daily pricing hang around multi-manager funds, but there may be more to these yarns than meet the eye
The criteria for choosing multi-manager funds can differ between financial advisers
With over 2000 unit trusts and Oeics on the market, an increasing number of investors are choosing the multi-manager path
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Changes have been made to the self-assessment tax return, with the aim of making it easier to understand and simpler to complete. Individuals registered as self-employed, as well as some trusts, will receive information on the new-style form over the course of the next few weeks, according to HM Revenue and Customs.
Many small firms are in danger of going out of business as a result of not planning for the unexpected, according to the government.
Investors need to do their homework and ensure they are comparing like-for-like when selecting a multi-manager fund
The chairman of the Financial Ombudsman Service, Sir Christopher Kelly, has welcomed the release of the Hunt Review, which has made a number of recommendations on how the FOS should operate in the future.
Threadneedle is looking to launch two absolute return funds later this year, including a US offering.
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