UK income

Tineke Frikkee, manager of the Smith & Williamson UK Equity Income fund, says careful stock selection will be even more important in 2016.

Managers bullish on UK consumer

Along with slowing growth in China and the continued weakness in commodities, the focus is turning to higher discount rates in 2016, at least in the US, says Columbia Threadneedle's Chris Kinder.

Ardevora's Jeremy Lang explains why he continues to have a nervous view towards many sectors and sticks to his 'lower risk' principles when it comes to investing.

Chris White, head of UK equities at Premier Asset Management, highlights the sectors set to benefit from a favourable consumer backdrop.

When investing for income, it is important to consider companies which can grow profits through a prolonged period of low or zero inflation, according to William Meadon, manager on the JPMorgan Claverhouse investment trust.

The choice is limited for relatively risk-averse investors looking to generate significant income from their investments, says Axa's Richard Marwood

Canada Life Investments' Eugene O'Neill also explores which UK stocks are paying above index yields

While many stocks within financials look fully valued, Alexandra Jackson and Jo Rands are turning to a specialist financial group.

Equity markets are in the red and headlines are screaming with stories about an implosion resulting from a global slowdown.