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Consistent underperformer with much better options available that do a similar thing.
Those that pray to the Church of Vanguard do. They do have some good funds in some areas but others can be better in other areas. No one fund house is the best in every area.
You wouldn't do. It isnt something someone in the UK would generally use. It was possible pre MiFID. Not sure if it still is post MiFID.
Be wary of looking up fashions and picking investments on that basis.
thanks for your thoughts, i guess what i am ideally looking at is a fund and forget situation eg a tracker that might track some high and medium risk areas with a touch of low risk. I have 20 year time frame.
I know the stock market will go up over time I just don't know when but I know that it will so I am happy to accept the risk
Ideally I would like one fund that I can dump my cash in and leave to grow with low charges as well