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Lifesight select to invest cash only?
MikMikandThriceMik
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I am taking pension and in short term income fund, but with the stock market going nuts, I am thinking of doing a free choice investment and investing 90% in the cash part and 10% in bonds, the thinking is that cash is the least volatile.
Can anyone tell me how to find out what the return has historically been for lifesights cash only?
Thank you.
Can anyone tell me how to find out what the return has historically been for lifesights cash only?
Thank you.
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Out of interest what will you do if the stock market stops going nuts? Which could be next week, or even tomorrow, or even later this afternoon. Not saying that it will but it might, so worth thinking about.MikMikandThriceMik said:I am taking pension and in short term income fund, but with the stock market going nuts, I am thinking of doing a free choice investment and investing 90% in the cash part and 10% in bonds, the thinking is that cash is the least volatile.
Can anyone tell me how to find out what the return has historically been for lifesights cash only?
Thank you.0 -
Well it ain't going to calm down today or tomorrow by the looks of it.Albermarle said:
Out of interest what will you do if the stock market stops going nuts? Which could be next week, or even tomorrow, or even later this afternoon. Not saying that it will but it might, so worth thinking about.MikMikandThriceMik said:I am taking pension and in short term income fund, but with the stock market going nuts, I am thinking of doing a free choice investment and investing 90% in the cash part and 10% in bonds, the thinking is that cash is the least volatile.
Can anyone tell me how to find out what the return has historically been for lifesights cash only?
Thank you.
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It is on the facts sheet on their website.MikMikandThriceMik said:I am taking pension and in short term income fund, but with the stock market going nuts, I am thinking of doing a free choice investment and investing 90% in the cash part and 10% in bonds, the thinking is that cash is the least volatile.
Can anyone tell me how to find out what the return has historically been for lifesights cash only?
Thank you.
The underlying fund is Legal & General Sterling Liquidity Fund0
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