Exeter Money Market Fund

Advantages: Good money managers & easy to use
Disadvantages: not on the net yet

...I first invested £3000 in scottish Equitable Unit trust in november 99. I have just cashed in my profit from them & it had doubled. They are so easy to work with you just phone them on a free phone number & they send every thing you need to sign next day. Even after the Technology correction earlyer this year I had still doubled my money. You can also swap your money between there different fund without charges which is great if you get the gitters like with the market wobbling now and then I just swapped mine into cash fund & when the market settled down I put it back into tech fund. This fund is the best investment I have made. The companys phone number is 0800454422... Read review

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Advantages: Good growth
Disadvantages: smallish fund

...This has grown almost unnoticed , it seems to me , since its launch. Provided you are confident about a continuing growth in the US economy , and most commentators forecast more growth , not with standing the US election debacle , there is no reason why this fund should not go from strength to strength. I bought into the fund approximately eighteen months ago on the recommendation of my financial advisor , and I have been most pleased with the increase in capital growth since that time . This has been part of a balanced portfolio of funds that has performed steadily since I bought them , which , given the prevailing state of the stock market , is some indication of the quality of these funds . Provided you chose wisely there is still money to be made for the cautious investor .... Read review

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Advantages: tracks ftse uk index,low charges, spread risk , can be ISA'd
Disadvantages: covers all sectors, can miss out on sector over performance

...If you have read the weekend business sections of the papers you maybe forgiven for thinking every fund manager is after your hard earned cash. Your right, although ISA investment inflows have increased this year with the boyant markets, they are still well down on previous years, and with 4 (well nearly 3) days to go until the 2005/06 tax year end , they want your money. There is a vast and somewhat confusing array of funds available, each perporting to be the best investment choice. But take a closer look when choosing the fund for you. One very important thing to check is how much are they charging for investing your money? If you are not careful you could end up paying anything up 7 or 8% what with initial charges, management fees, bid/offer spread. So your fund would have to make 10% to make any investment worthwhile. So where... Read review

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