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'Managed investments' isn't really something to specialise in as such - it is undoubtedly recommended to diversify to minimise risk, and this is most easily achieved via the use of collective investments, such as funds, but that still leaves a pretty wide range of options - the MSE article that this thread was set up to discuss (linked from the first post) explains a bit about the difference between DIY and the 'managed/robo' platforms aimed at those who don't have the inclination, time or capability to research enough to DIY, so worth a read to see if it resonates?MacLon said:
I have no idea what to invest in which is why I’m looking for a managed account so I thought there may be someone / a platform who specialise in managed investments.0 -
I'm with ii and the managed ISA is a relatively new product that they offer - I haven't taken them up on it, as I'm happy to manage my own book - however I think for the completely green it's not a bad shout.MacLon said:Very, very new to this but have about £50k I’d like to move into a managed S&S ISA with medium - high risk appetite and would love some recommendations please?
Have been researching vanguard & ii as they seem to offer what I think I’m looking for
I am on an "investor" subscription so it would be free for me to allocate monies for ii to manage, if you are not already a customer, the investor plan is £11.99 a month and you get a free trade with that (worth about £3.99) - Super investor is £19.99 a month and you get 4 trades a month.
On a personal level, I'm actually very happy with the overall package ii offers for the money so if I were looking to hand over the reins of my portfolio, I'd probably give them a whirl before anyone else.0
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