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Money fund falling?
hra_2
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Looking at the Bank of Scotland charting tool this morning, I noticed Halifax Life Money pension fund is showing a very recent slight fall having levelled off over the past couple of weeks.
Obviously this is a tiny drop in comparison with movements on their other funds but it is unexpected as the fund normally shows a steady, modest growth, and worrying in the current circumstances - why should a fund of this type fall when interest rates on cash deposits are so attractive?
Obviously this is a tiny drop in comparison with movements on their other funds but it is unexpected as the fund normally shows a steady, modest growth, and worrying in the current circumstances - why should a fund of this type fall when interest rates on cash deposits are so attractive?
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