Type:
Oeic
Aim:
Growth by investing in European equities excluding the UK
Minimum investment:
Euros 5,000
Investment split:
100% in European equities excluding the UK
Place of registration:
Dublin
Charges:
Initial 3.5%,
annual 1.5%
Commission:
Initial 3%,
renewal 0.5%
Tel: 0800 0159592
Bristol-based IFA network Burns Anderson has recorded a pre-tax profit for the first time in six years. The firm's results show pre-tax profits of £285, 241 at December 31, 2003 following a £194,957 loss at the end of 2002. Although group turnover fell by 3.4 per cent to £29.8m from £30.8m, group gross profit is […]
Type: Discounted-rate adverse credit mortgage Discounted term: Until November 30, 2005 Discount: 2% Payable rate: Full statues 5.5%,self-cert 6% Minimum loan: £25,001 Maximum loan: Up to 80% of valuation subject to a maximum of £1m full status, £500,000 self-cert Income multiples: Up to 3.5 times principal income plus second or three times joint Conditions: Maximum […]
The experience of other countries where healthcare is delivered via a mix of public and private systems is that not only do patients enjoy better outcomes and have more choice but the systems are also fair for all. We support a fair and comprehensive healthcare system for everyone. We agree that money alone, whether from […]
HBOS has welcomed the Treasury's announcement about a long-term savings regime for the UK. HBOS says the 1.5 per cent annual charge is realistic and will increase the level of competition within the savings industry. An HBOS spokesperson says more transparency and competition is good news for customers and that it will give a greater […]
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The FCA is reviewing the market for preference shares following the furore over Aviva’s recent decision to cancel its high-yielding preference shares at par value. FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey says in a Dear CEO letter that the regulator is reviewing the prevailing market for certain fixed income shares, particularly those classed as perpetual, irredeemable […]
Five years on from the RDR, and the independent vs restricted debate still holds an exalted position in the market. Significant swathes remain fiercely evangelical in their belief that independence is a pipe dream, or that restricted is a recipe for disgraceful shoehorning. Many of these people are unmoved by the dearth of conclusive evidence […]
Investment adviser Glass Lewis has joined Royal London in opposing the re-election of Metro Bank chairman Vernon Hill. Metro Bank is in the midst of a shareholder rebellion following findings that £4.6m in fees for architectural, banking and marketing services were paid to architect InterArch, run by Hill’s wife, Shirley. Royal London Asset Management holds […]