ArchivesMagazine - 20 Sep 2018Is it ever worth paying higher fees for investment trusts? We look at some collectives with big fees and examine if they are worth it 20 September 2018|Investment Trusts|by Holly Black Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email < The best funds on the market Women and investing > Issue: 20 Sep 2018 - Page 38 | Contents Next: Women and investing Previous: The best funds on the market Find out how to deal online from £1.50 in a SIPP, ISA or Dealing account. Share on Facebook Share on Bluesky Share on X (Twitter) Share by Email Holly Black Issue Contents Editor's View Turn to well-run businesses when times get tough Feature FDA weighs in on vaping: four key questions for investors in tobacco stocks Women and investing The best funds on the market Great Ideas Buy regeneration expert Harworth as it moves into the spotlight Don’t miss handsome little Elecosoft: its earnings are set to soar Investors with shares in document management group Restore will need to be patient K3 Capital keeps on growing Investment Trusts Is it ever worth paying higher fees for investment trusts? Getting to grips with investment trust tender offers News Is the market at peak bearishness on emerging markets? Is ITV about to pay £3bn for Endemol? Mining sector down nearly 13% this year on multiple headwinds Rail infrastructure services group Readypower set to unveil IPO plans Manx plots hearing aid to boost profit growth Personal Finance How has your income fared since the crisis? What’s the best way to get my pension’s tax-free cash? Russ Mould Why investors must keep an eye on the Federal Reserve Under The Bonnet Bakk-it or Bakk-off? Should you invest in hummus and pizza seller Bakkavor?
