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by Edward Smithers - 2007-03-02
Managed fundsInvestments are in a mixture of the life company's funds. Because of this, performance is less volatile than other types of funds.You are in effect using the expertise of the life Company...
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by Edward Smithers - 2007-03-03
Split funds are investment trusts with a fixed life, where the shares are divided into more than one category. The simplest form is a split between capital shares and income shares, where the income s...
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by Edward Smithers - 2007-03-03
Spread betting is really gambling rather than investing and is very risky. You bet on increases or decreases in the price of an individual share (or an index, interest rates, currency movements, commo...
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by Edward Smithers - 2007-03-03
Commercial forestry holdingsThe advantage of this investment is that it is free of income and capital gains taxes and, if held for at least two years, is excluded from your assets for inheritance tax ...
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by Lanaken - 2007-03-01
AGLOCO: The Internet's First Economic NetworkCurrently, the most popular Internet businesses are built on the power of social networks...
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by Edward Smithers - 2007-03-03
Investment income is treated as the top slice of income so that the allowances and lower rate bands are used against earned income first and against income from savings before dividends.Investment inc...
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by Edward Smithers - 2007-03-03
Capital gains tax (CGT) is payable on the sale not only of stocks and shares but also of anything other than household goods and personal effects up to the value of £6,000 and private motor vehicles. ...
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by Christopher Strudwick - 2007-03-04
Taking a look at the past week with all its ups and mostly downs, I am still wondering what was all the fuss about? And are we going to see more of the same next week?As we all know by past experience...
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by James Kemish - 2007-03-06
An Ounce of PreventionDo you plan to purchase a home soon? Are you thinking of refinancing your mortgage? These tips could end up saving you thousands of dollars. You will probably spare yourself ...
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by Roberto Bell - 2007-03-26
Last year (sometime during August, 2006) on Jim Cramer's Mad Money show, Microsoft was recommended as a "buy" as he believed that the bad times had passed. However, I was sceptical of this and one can...