Bibliography for: "Star v teams: who is managing your money? What Investment looks at the different approaches to fund management"

"Star v teams: who is managing your money? What Investment looks at the different approaches to fund management". What Investment. FindArticles.com. 03 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb5067/is_240/ai_n29061622/

What Investment

View more issues:

Articles in March, 2003 issue of What Investment

• Universally challenged
  by Sally Wright
• Web offering
• Five-star investment
• New star pounces
• In the dark
• Savers beware
• Protected forever
• The urge to merge
• Portfolio planning
• SVR changes
• Destination UK
• Taking issue: Nic Cicutti reports on the latest issues rocking the world of finance
  by Nic Cicutti
• Top ten funds
• New offers: we examine what the latest savings and investment plans have to offer investors. Each product has been given a star rating, representing its overall value for money, based on cost, terms and conditions and investment opportunity
• Insight Investment
• Newcastle Building Society
• Britannia Building Society
• Leeds & Holbeck Building Society
• Managers on the move: should you stay or should you go? Keiron Root looks into the reasons behind recent fund manager moves
  by Keiron Root
• Star v teams: who is managing your money? What Investment looks at the different approaches to fund management
• The trouble with splits: in the third part of our series on investment trusts, Tim Cockerill assesses the splits debacle
  by Tim Cockerill
• Invest for 50 [pounds sterling] a month: if you can only afford to commit 50 [pounds sterling] a month to an investment plan, where will you get the best return if you embrace 'average' risk? Keiren Root gets out his chequebook
  by Keiron Root
• Stamping down on tax: David Harris explains how understanding the taxation of collective investments can help your investment plans
  by David Harris
• P-p-pick up a personal pension: Nick Sudbury assesses the attractions of personal pensions and considers the alternatives
  by Nick Sudbury
• Roll-up, roll-up: What Investment highlights what's on offer this ISA season
• Going for broker: What Investment looks at the main factors affectin8 your choice of a stockbroker
• Better coverage: Covered warrants offer a potentially low-cost way to play the stock market, which should make them ideal for online investors
  by Keiron Root
• United Kingdom: it's all in the money
  by Keiron Root
• United States: tax and war
  by Keiron Root
• Europe: nothing to shout about
  by Keiron Root
• Far East: a safe story
  by Keiron Root
• Japan: ruts and mires
  by Keiron Root
• Emerging markets: a three-year view
  by Keiron Root
• Market insider: South Africa: continuing our series providing a fundamental analysis of a region from an economic and political perspective. This month, Michael Wilson considers the outlook for South Africa
  by Michael Wilson
• Market view
  by Tom Winnifrith
• UK stock performance
• FTSE 100 index
• Index constituent rankings FTSE 100
• Housebuilders sector view
• Housebuilders share view
• European sector review: Hilary Cook, director of investment strategy at Barclays Private Clients, examines the prospects for the European consumer goods sector
  by Hilary Cook
• European stock performance
• Unit trust best buys: What Investment asks three independent financial advisers to recommend their favourite unit trusts for a cautious, a balanced and an aggressive investment
• Performance tables
• Stacking up the income: Clive Beagles explains to Keiron Root why equity income funds are the new growth funds
  by Keiron Root
• Investment trust best buys: What Investment asks three independent financial advisers to recommend their favourite investment trusts for a cautious, a balanced and an aggressive investment
• Performance tables
• That accounts for it
  by John Cooper
• Shop soiled?
  by Ben Yearsley
• All change please
  by Milena Atanassova
• Best ways to save
• Personal pension annuity rates
• Top-performing unit-linked pensions