ArchivesMagazine - 12 Mar 2020How much should you invest? We also look at the difference between lump sum and regular investing 12 March 2020|First-time Investor Issue: 12 Mar 2020 - Page 45 < The tax quirks that mean you pay up to 200,000%... and how to avoid them Issue: 12 Mar 2020 - Page 45 | Contents Previous: The tax quirks that mean you pay up to 200,000%... and how to avoid them Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Laura Suter Issue Contents Ask Tom What does the coronavirus market turmoil mean for my pension? Editor's View Has diversification saved your portfolio? Feature Market sell-off presents great opportunity to buy quality funds and stocks Corporate debt crisis: The stocks you shouldn’t own First-time Investor How much should you invest? Great Ideas Caretech still offers good risk-reward Capital Gearing is a master at protecting and growing investors’ money IG Design shares are holding up well Rare chance to buy Shell cheaply and get 11% yield Investment Trusts Investment trust bargains created by the market sell-off Money Matters The tax quirks that mean you pay up to 200,000%... and how to avoid them News What the Budget and UK rate cut means for markets and investors Taking stock of Black Monday which caused severe market damage Is the latest sell-off history repeating itself, and if so what can we expect next? Extraordinary movements on the bond market Russ Mould The fear index reading could be good news