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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of What Investment

• No, minister!
  by Martin Fagan
• AXA buys Framlington
• Equity release—risk to inheritance?
• Pensioners experience house sale delay
• What Investment at the World Money Show, London
• Manager moves: a round-up of the comings and goings in the fund management world
• 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
• Premier Asset Management
• Portman Building Society
• Building a mystery: if you have a share portfolio, how do you best construct it to minimise risk—and maximize gains? Should you just buy a FTSE tracker? Or are there any gains to be made constructing your own portfolio? Are there any easily understoo
  by Rupert Walker
• Online savings: many people are migrating to online savings accounts. But is this where the best deals are?
  by Harvey Jones
• The perfect tonic? Focus funds offer concentrated holdings of 'high-conviction' stocks sufficient to pep up any flagging portfolio. Nick Sudbury takes a look
  by Nick Sudbury
• Lumpy sums
  by Tom McPhail
• Someone else's Goldmine
  by Jonathan Davis
• Desperately seeking shares
  by Angus Rigby
• Tax havens
  by Tony Shah
• AIMing to keep your inheritance: growing numbers of investors are turning to the Alternative Investment Market to shelter their estates from inheritance tax. Keiron Root discovers why
  by Keiron Root
• Profit from your hoardings: if you have an attic or spare room full of what you consider junk and you're tempted to throw it out, don't be too hasty—it could be worth as a substantial amount. Conal Gregory looks at alternative investments
  by Conal Gregory
• Global equities: interest in the renminbi: each month, What Investment speaks to fund managers focusing on four different asset classes and asks them to reveal the key issues currently driving their stock-selection decisions
  by Keiron Root
• Bonds: stability after the rate cut
• Commodities: no clear limit for the oil price
• Property: rate cuts should stimulate interest
• Market insider: South East Asia: 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 East Asia
  by Michael Wilson
• Market view: Tom Winnifrith considers the outlook for UK shares
  by Tom Winnifrith
• FTSE 100 index
• Index constituent rankings FTSE 100
• Online gambling sector view
• Online gambling share view
  by Tom Winnifrith
• European sector review: Hilary Cook, director of investment strategy at Barclays Private Clients, examines the economic prospects for London after its successful bid to host the 2012 Olympics
  by Hilary Cook
• Unit trust best buys
• Unit trust performance tables
• Valuing growth: Keiron Root talks to Stephen Whittaker, a fund manager who likes to work for, and invest in, dynamic growth companies
  by Keiron Root
• Investment trust best buys
• Investment trust performance tables
• Personal pension annuity rates
• Best ways to save
• Top-performing unit-linked pensions
• ISA directory
• Unit trusts & OEICs
• Investment trusts
• Friendly societies
• Spreading your options
• Future security
• Good, clean fund?
• Little acorns
• Fleeing the nest: Paul Ilott, Senior Investment Adviser at Bates Investment Services explains why parents need to plan ahead to meet their offspring's university fees
  by Paul Ilott