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Index Linked Gilts?
Wobblydeb
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I am currently planning my new SIPP, and am researching bonds/gilts and deciding upon a portfolio.
What do you think of including index linked gilts in order to balance a portfolio? (I am planning about 10% of a high risk high proportion equity portfolio). I originally started with bonds, and then read that they tend to correlate more closely with equities than gilts.
Then I decided that inflation could be a factor in the coming months / years and tended towards index linked gilts.
Is this sensible thinking, and what gilts / bond funds do you hold?
Thanks
What do you think of including index linked gilts in order to balance a portfolio? (I am planning about 10% of a high risk high proportion equity portfolio). I originally started with bonds, and then read that they tend to correlate more closely with equities than gilts.
Then I decided that inflation could be a factor in the coming months / years and tended towards index linked gilts.
Is this sensible thinking, and what gilts / bond funds do you hold?
Thanks
I've got a plan so cunning you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel.
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If you have a SIPP, then a direct holding of an appropriate Index Linked Gilt might be the better option.'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0
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We have a large holding of index linked gilt TR40 in my dh`s sipp which I manage. It is all part and parcel of balancing risk and assets0
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Excuse my naivety but would this be suitable for monthly contributions, and if so how do I go about finding a list?If you have a SIPP, then a direct holding of an appropriate Index Linked Gilt might be the better option.I've got a plan so cunning you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel.0 -
No.
If you already had a significant fund size, and wanted to diversify then buying a Bond directly would make sense.
If not, then a collective Fund would be the only option.'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0
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