Hargreaves Lansdown launches three 'ready-made' portfolios

‘New strategy’ for firm

Kathleen Gallagher
clock • 1 min read

Hargreaves Lansdown has launched three fund of fund portfolios which it sees as an “easy solution for those unsure how to start investing”, Investment Week can reveal.

The funds, which the firm is calling 'ready made', will have a mixture of third-party funds, ETFs and Hargreaves Lansdown building block funds. They are across three different risk levels: Adventurous Managed; Moderately Adventurous Managed; and Balanced Managed. The higher risk portfolios will have more assets in equities, with the lower risk funds having more in bonds. Asset managers prepare for staff reductions and streamlined product offerings in challenging 2023 The ongoing charges figure is 0.99% for the most risky, falling to 0.98% for the moderate fund and 0.92% for the bal...

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