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1. forums.moneysavingexpert.com › discussion › 5999822Vanguard or legal and general — MoneySavingExpert Forum

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   May 9, 2019 · A Vanguard ISA will be marginally cheaper for equivalent funds but L&G rates have come down , partly due to pressure from Vanguard ! Typically 60/40 multi asset fund will cost 0.22% with Vanguard + 0.15% platform cost . L&G have a one flat fee around 0.5%/0.6% I think , which is similar to other companies offerings.

2. www.ii.co.uk › analysis-commentary › trusts-vs-fundsTrusts vs funds: why it’s vital to take the rough with the smooth

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   The medium to longer term. Over the last 5 years, funds in the retail investor focussed IA Global sector outperformed their AIC investment trust counterparts, returning an average of 41% compared to 24% for investment trusts. Similarly, funds also beat trusts over five years in the UK All Companies sector, returning 11% compared to 1% from ...

3. www.ii.co.uk › analysis-commentary › investing-bondsInvesting in bonds: should you buy funds, trusts, ETFs – or ...

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   Jul 12, 2023 · On the other hand, investment trusts are better suited to hard-to-sell parts of the bond market, such as specialist bonds that not frequently traded. Investors dump UK funds and buy bonds. Everything you need to know about investing in gilts. Kelly Prior, a bond fund buyer at investment firm Columbia Threadneedle, explains: “The differences ...

4. www.janushenderson.com › en-gb › uk-investmentInvestment Trusts And Funds – So What’s The Difference?

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   An investment trust’s share price is dependent on two key factors: the performance of the underlying assets, and supply and demand for the shares. At any particular time, the shares could be trading at a discount to the value of the underlying assets (where investor demand is low), or at a premium (where investor demand is high).

5. www.britishcouncil.org › sites › defaultSources of soft power - British Council

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   that drive attractiveness and trust, which in turn generates interest in further engagement. This report confirms the UK is in a leading position in terms of its soft power, but it also reveals that its lead is a fragile one, a fact confirmed by the most recent edition of the Portland Soft Power 30 index that saw France overtake the UK.

6. moneyweek.com › investments › fundsWhich investment trusts performed the best in 2021, and what ...

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   Feb 1, 2022 · The giant Scottish Mortgage Trust, valued at over £20bn, returned 10.5% – but it had more than doubled in 2020. Its performance in 2021 was way behind that of global indices. Sister trust Monks ...

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   Which trusts have a strong investment performance?

   • Among the global trusts, strong investment performance, but no private equity, resulted in AVI Global, Mid-Wynd and Brunner returning over 20% while nearly all small cap trusts in all markets except Japan performed well. Many of the UK funds beat the All-Share index with Merchants (+32%) and Fidelity Special Values (+27%) in the lead.

   Which investment trusts performed the best in 2021, and what might

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   Are investment trusts open-ended?

   • Investment trusts are ‘closed-ended funds’ because they issue a fixed number of non-redeemable shares for investment. Investors buy and sell shares by trading amongst themselves on a recognised stock exchange, in a similar way to a standard company share. Mutual funds and unit trusts are forms of open-ended investment.

   Investment Trusts And Funds – So What’s The Difference?

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   How do trusts perform compared to the All-Share Index?

   • Stock selection, gearing (borrowing) and non-UK exposure all helped performance relative to the All-Share index. The average return of trusts in the UK commercial property sector was 30.2% and seven funds in the broader property sector returned over 40%. Private equity, where value was abundant both in valuations and discounts, the return was 42%.

   Which investment trusts performed the best in 2021, and what might

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   Should a 10-year Treasury Trust have underperformed the broader index?

   • According to Barnard, in a year when US 10-year Treasury yields increased from 0.91% to 1.51%, the trust should have underperformed the broader index. This is because high interest rates reduce the value of the future earnings of these companies once discounted back at the higher rates.

   Smithson’s Barnard: We should have underperformed last year

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   What factors affect an investment trust's share price?

   • An investment trust’s share price is dependent on two key factors: the performance of the underlying assets, and supply and demand for the shares. At any particular time, the shares could be trading at a discount to the value of the underlying assets (where investor demand is low), or at a premium (where investor demand is high).

   Investment Trusts And Funds – So What’s The Difference?

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   What is an investment trust?

   • Investment trusts are not actually trusts but public limited companies in their own right, and listed on a recognised stock exchange. They are not bound by the same investment rules as unit trusts, giving the fund managers more flexibility. The price of units in a fund is directly linked to the value of the underlying assets.

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8. www.trustnet.com › News › 13291415Smithson’s Barnard: We should have underperformed last year

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   Feb 7, 2022 · Performance of trust vs sector and index since launch. Source: FE Analytics. The trust is on a premium of 1.4%, down from its one- and three-year averages of 2.1 and 2.3%. It has ongoing charges ...