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RSE countdown: exploring the options for trustees

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Market forces at work: government policy a catalyst

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Eyes turn offshore: domestic equities less attractive in 2005-06

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Fund freedom: PREPs offer taxpayers a retirement alternative

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Let the games begin: fees become the weapon of choice in battle for funds

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Observer (2-Jun-2005): Investors LICked by markdowns

In late 2003, I wrote an article which pointed out some of the flaws in the new listed investment companies (LICs) floating at the time, and predicted that investors’ hig...

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Solid performer: direct property meets investors’ high expectations

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Warning: risk ahead: investors alerted to DIY dangers

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Clean up your act: funds calls for improved levels of governance

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An end to exclusivity: public sector funds contemplate exposure to choice

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Direct property preferred: Funds look for stability in allocations

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Medical Catastrophe: in a league of its own

Medical Catastrophe might sound like the latest gratuitous American reality TV show, but the Prefsure Life product bearing the macabre title is far from low rate. By winn...