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Retirement Advice

armanigolf · 2008-06-19 19:39:01

Dear Money Experts! My husband has just turned 60 and has a 16K p.a index linked pension with circa 80K lumpsum. He can draw this now but I'm only 52 with a pension only at 60 - he's a smoke, good health - I'm non smoker good health. We both have worked since 16 ( no child or "dole" breaks) and savings of circa 100K in…

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jamesd Posts: 26,103 Forumite

23 June 2008 at 11:57AM

CLAPTON, consistent not required or specified by me and most types of investment won't deliver consistency.

Here are the annual performances of Invesco Perpetual Income, accumulation units, from 2000 to 2006: 20.54, 2.49, -11.92, 23.05, 22.08, 26.07, 27.05. According to their May 2008 fund factsheet the annual compound return was 10.6% over the ten years to March, after costs.

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