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MoneyManagement ISSUE 01 September 2008 >> Features
Leading Story
Taking stock - identifying probabilities
Story by: Russell Taylor, Money Management
The economic structure of the world has been transformed, says former investment banker Russell Taylor and, although there are current dangers, there are also future opportunities
- Time published: 00:01
- Date published: 01.09.2008
- Published in: Investments
Features
Tax spotlight - investing for children
When investing or managing investments for children, taxation also needs to be considered. Marcia Banner of Clerical Medical looks at this and other issues that need to be borne in mind
- Date published: 01.09.2008
Pensions spotlight - Equitable Life - compensation time?
The Parliamentary Ombudsman gives hope to unlucky Equitable pensioners, but bypasses the dark side of with profits operations, reports John Chapman
- Date published: 01.09.2008
Overlapping investments
UK equity funds carve up the UK equity universe along different axes. But how much do these funds have in common? The answers might surprise you, says Christopher Traulsen of Morningstar
- Date published: 01.09.2008
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Going for growth
Is it more beneficial to roll up dividends from income unit trusts for growth or to go for accumulation units, which reinvest automatically? Gareth Shaw looks at the options
- Date published: 01.09.2008
A matter of ethics
Ethical funds are more popular than ever, with nearly 100 on offer. But does it pay to go green? Geordie Clarke reports
- Date published: 01.09.2008
Protection spotlight - Sand, sea and sunstroke
Retiring abroad is an increasingly popular option. But many people overlook the need for health insurance. Helen Pridham considers the options
- Date published: 01.09.2008
Mortgage spotlight - Shaken, but not stirred
Buy to let has been a stalwart of the UK mortgage market, until now. Laverne Hadaway asked mortgage brokers how they thought it had been affected by the credit crunch
- Date published: 01.09.2008
Multi-manager spotlight - Comes at a price?
TERs are often highlighted as being much higher for multi-manager funds than regular investment funds, but as Geordie Clarke finds out, some managers are finding innovations to bring down these costs
- Date published: 01.09.2008
Statistics - September 2008
Click on any of the links below to view this month's statistics in a PDF file
- Date published: 01.09.2008
PMI survey 2008
PMI providers are discovering the benefits of targeting different demographics, as Joe McGrath finds out
- Date published: 01.08.2008
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The prospect of earning cash plus returns in falling markets is attractive. Absolute return funds claim to do this, but is it always possible, asks Geordie Clarke?
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