Weekly Roundup, 2nd June 2015
Weekly Roundup for the UK Private Investor: compounding, CGT, inheritance tax, divestment, the yuan, north sea oil, forestry, UK productivity, basic income
Weekly Roundup for the UK Private Investor: compounding, CGT, inheritance tax, divestment, the yuan, north sea oil, forestry, UK productivity, basic income
We finish our look at the Investors Chronicle’s list of the Top 50 ETFs with funds from Asia, and those covering bonds, commodities and private equity.
We take a look at Company Pension Deficits, and why they are proving so difficult to pay down.
Stamps and Coins 2 – We look in detail at the costs associated with the Stanley Gibbons products, and compare them to an ideal portfolio, and to ETFs.
We look at a recent report from ShareAction which investigates whether Asset Manager Voting patterns really serve the best interests of shareholders.
Are Stamps and Coins viable alternative assets for the private investor in the UK? We look at the products offered by Stanley Gibbons to find out.
What are the viable alternative investments for private investors? We visit the Alternative Investing Show at Olympia to see if we can find any.
In the first post of a series on stock selection, we look at the Compound Income Scores, and how they can be used to construct an Income Portfolio.