Newton is to bring out Isa package

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Newton Fund Managers is launching the SelectISA on 17 January 2001, which will bring a selection of ...

Newton Fund Managers is launching the SelectISA on 17 January 2001, which will bring a selection of its more popular funds under one umbrella. The SelectISA will enable investors to split one investment between different Newton funds. There are two routes the investor can take, depending on whether they want income or capital growth. The High Income ISA, will split the investment between the European High Yield Bond fund and the Higher Income fund. The two funds have been selected to provide a spread of equities and bonds, according to Mark Allpress, head of retail sales for Newton. ...

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