MoneyManagement ISSUE 22 June 2005

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Income all ye faithful

Money Management

Income funds have always been reliable performers. Despite generally managing to provide both income and growth in the underlying fund, investors have historically shunned the funds, instead chasing the higher returns available from whichever sector is flavour of the month at the time.

  • Time published: 16:46
  • Date published: 22.06.2005
  • Published in: Archive

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