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Feedback on Halifax Ready-Made Investments?
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sony0zone5
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Hi there,
I'm currently reviewing my options and considering opening an Investment account with Halifax and was keen to hear from people who've used their Ready-Made Investments feature previously.
Any particular experience with the 'Balanced - Medium Risk' or 'Progressive - Medium - High Risk' options, in terms of how long you've been invested and the average/overall return you've seen would be welcomed!
I'm not looking to invest a huge amount (ie Potentially around £10k), but wouldn't need to access this in the short-term.
Any particular experience with the 'Balanced - Medium Risk' or 'Progressive - Medium - High Risk' options, in terms of how long you've been invested and the average/overall return you've seen would be welcomed!
I'm not looking to invest a huge amount (ie Potentially around £10k), but wouldn't need to access this in the short-term.
Many thanks in advance
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Not used 'em myself, but IIRC they're actually Scottish Widows funds.
Details should be in the KID's/Fund Factsheets.0 -
sony0zone5 said:Hi there,I'm currently reviewing my options and considering opening an Investment account with Halifax and was keen to hear from people who've used their Ready-Made Investments feature previously.
Any particular experience with the 'Balanced - Medium Risk' or 'Progressive - Medium - High Risk' options, in terms of how long you've been invested and the average/overall return you've seen would be welcomed!
I'm not looking to invest a huge amount (ie Potentially around £10k), but wouldn't need to access this in the short-term.Many thanks in advance
You could then compare them to some better known similar funds like the Vanguard Life Strategy funds or the HSBC global strategy funds. Both have a range of from cautious to medium to adventurous.
This will not tell you how any funds will perform in future but could be a useful exercise in learning more about what you are considering investing in.2
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