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Junior ISA
rosielea22
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which Fund would you recommend??
Family Charities Ethical Trust
This fund aims to achieve growth by investing mainly in UK shares of companies that make up the FTSE4Good UK 50 Index*.
Invests in companies that meet globally recognised social, ethical and environmental corporate responsibility standards.
The selective nature of the fund means it is potentially more open to increases and decreases in the stock market.
or:
Family Balanced International Fund
This fund aims to achieve growth over the long-term by investing mainly in both UK and overseas shares.
Invests mainly in stocks and shares alongside less volatile areas.
Tries to reduce losses when the stock market is falling, but potentially lower growth when the stock market is rising.
Family Charities Ethical Trust
This fund aims to achieve growth by investing mainly in UK shares of companies that make up the FTSE4Good UK 50 Index*.
Invests in companies that meet globally recognised social, ethical and environmental corporate responsibility standards.
The selective nature of the fund means it is potentially more open to increases and decreases in the stock market.
or:
Family Balanced International Fund
This fund aims to achieve growth over the long-term by investing mainly in both UK and overseas shares.
Invests mainly in stocks and shares alongside less volatile areas.
Tries to reduce losses when the stock market is falling, but potentially lower growth when the stock market is rising.
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Personally I'd use a FTSE tracker instead as it will be far cheaper. Or if you are looking for overseas then something like F&C Investment trust has very low fees and reasonable performanceRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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