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lollynerd
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Hello all,
I am consolidating my work pensions into a more modern Drawdown SIPP, and I am considering Multi Asset and tracker funds from 2 or 3 of the following providers:
Legal and General
HSBC
Vanguard
Axa Framlington
Fundsmith
Baillie Gifford
Blackrock
Now, these all seem like household names to me and I have no knowledge of any bad practices.
Before I go ahead, do any of you see any No-No's on this list? Any bad experiences?
Would you avoid any like the plague?
Thanks.
Lollynerd.
I am consolidating my work pensions into a more modern Drawdown SIPP, and I am considering Multi Asset and tracker funds from 2 or 3 of the following providers:
Legal and General
HSBC
Vanguard
Axa Framlington
Fundsmith
Baillie Gifford
Blackrock
Now, these all seem like household names to me and I have no knowledge of any bad practices.
Before I go ahead, do any of you see any No-No's on this list? Any bad experiences?
Would you avoid any like the plague?
Thanks.
Lollynerd.
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Fundsmith don't offer Multi Asset or Tracker funds and I don't think that Ballie Gifford do either.0
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OK, sorry. Ignore that term.
The original question still stands.0 -
I own funds/ITs/ETFs from some of those companies.
No companies there that are dodgy.0 -
They are all reputable asset managers however they don't all offer mostly passive approaches or multi asset funds. For example Fundsmith are highly concentrated stock pickers. From your list I would focus on BlackRock, Vanguard, HSBC and L&G.
Alex0 -
Thanks Alex,
Just the sort of thing I was looking for.
Cheers0
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