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Articles in March, 2007 issue of What Investment

• Time to take stock of property
• Competition winner
• Property still top tip for 2007
• RLAM launches new ethical bond fund
• Aberdeen plans onshore emerging markets fund
• Name change for Investec UK Value Fund
• Taxpayers foot 170m [pounds sterling] bill
• ETF securities
• AXA targets entrepreneurs
• Recent moves
• 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 potential
• Top ten funds
• The Midas touch
  by Keiron Root
• Responsibility has its benefits: investing ethically could provide handsome returns and help you to sleep better at night. Pauline McCallion looks at the options for investors who want to choose funds in line with their principles
  by Pauline McCallion
• 'Limiting your liabilities: Keiron Root considers the options available to investors who want to protect their estates from Inheritance Tax
  by Keiron Root
• Everyone's a winner: both fund managers and investors should be pleased that the Government is improving the rules governing ISAs
  by Tony Vine-Lott
• In association with the share centre: Gallic flair: Keiron Root meets a Frenchman with an impressive track record for uncovering fast-growing entrepreneurial businesses
  by Keiron Root
• Market view: Robert Tyerman sees mixed signals from a market that is within sight of its all-time high
  by Robert Tyerman
• Sector view: uranium
• Share View: UraMin & Havelock Europa
  by Robert Tyerman
• European sector review: Henk Potts looks at the prospects for metals and mining stocks following a period of strong growth in commodity prices
  by Henk Potts
• Market insider verdict: must try harder: Michael Wilson discovers that, despite its untapped potential, there are many factors holding back the South African economy
  by Michael Wilson
• Global equities proceeding with caution: each month, What Investment speaks to fund managers and analysts, focusing on four different asset classes, and asks them to reveal the key issues currently driving their investment decisions
• Turkish interest rates
• Brazilian economic data
• Focusing on the high end
• Glittering prizes
• Reaching the peak
• AIM stocks
  by Pat Lean
• Pension boost
  by Roger Newman
• Change of tack
  by Mary Brignall
• The Money Doctor: Andrew Merricks wonders why anyone still considers with-profits bonds to be a suitable investment
  by Andrew Merricks
• Unit trust sector leaders: specialist funds: in the first of a new series, Keiron Root highlights the most attractive funds within an Investment Management Association sector
  by Keiron Root
• Unit trust best buys: what investment asks three independent financial advisers to recommend their favourite unit trusts or OEICS for a cautious, a balanced and an aggressive investment
• Unit trust performance tables
• Investment trust best buys: what investment asks three investment trust specialists to recommend their favourite investment trust shares, for a cautious, a balanced and an aggressive investment
• Investment trust performance tables
• The Only Three Questions That Count
• The 25% Cash Machine
• Fooled by Randomness—The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets
• The Investor's Toolbox
• Best buys performance tables
• Friendly values: Conal Gregory explores the investment opportunities that friendly societies have to offer
  by Conal Gregory
• Best ways to save
• Personal pension annuity rates
• The benefits of versatility
  by Keiron Root
• The dawn of a new era: Harvey Jones assesses the impact of the new ISA and PEP rules due to come into force in April 2008
  by Harvey Jones
• Cutting out the background noise: Keiron Root has some suggestions for investors looking to make well informed ISA investment choices
  by Keiron Root
• Cut ISA costs: unit trust benefits without high charges using IShares and ETFs—if you are thinking about buying a unit trust with your ISA this year, award-winning stockbrokers Hoodless Brennan show you how to cut costs
  by Hoodless Brennan
• Get in the driving: Pauline McCallion explores the options for those who want to take control of their own investment decisions
  by Pauline McCallion
• A good home for your money: Jo Tura considers the choices available for ISA holders who want to keep their investments in cash
  by Jo Tura
• Using the transfer window: active management can significantly increase the tax-free returns from your ISA portfolio. Stephanie Spicer outlines what to do when you want to move your ISAs to a better-performing manager
  by Stephanie Spicer