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S+S ISA....what sector
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I've got a couple of S+S ISA's which have done quite well over the past eight years. I now have another £13k to invest and I think that given the low interest rates, I would like to put the money into another S+S ISA.
The two existing ISA's are in the Asia Pacific emerging market sector and the North American sector. The Asia Pacific ISA has done particularly well and its tempting to put my money there but I would probably feel better spreading the risk. What sector would be a good investment right now?
Thanks.
The two existing ISA's are in the Asia Pacific emerging market sector and the North American sector. The Asia Pacific ISA has done particularly well and its tempting to put my money there but I would probably feel better spreading the risk. What sector would be a good investment right now?
Thanks.
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What sector would be a good investment right now?
all the ones you are not invested in would be a good start.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Good answer I like it0
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See Freddie, IFAs do have all the answers and that one didn't even cost 5% up front!
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I've got a couple of S+S ISA's which have done quite well over the past eight years. I now have another £13k to invest and I think that given the low interest rates, I would like to put the money into another S+S ISA.
But why have 3 accounts alltogether?
Why not have 1 account with all the holdings under it?Goals
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TrustyOven wrote: »But why have 3 accounts alltogether?
Why not have 1 account with all the holdings under it?
Sorry.... the existing two holdings are held under a Hargreaves Lansdown Vantage account. The new one will probably be added to the existing account.0 -
bowlhead99 wrote: »See Freddie, IFAs do have all the answers and that one didn't even cost 5% up front!
Well it was so obvious but I liked they way old dunsty put it!0
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