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The outlook for Chinese equities in 2007 is favorable, according to Christian Deseglise, global head...

When saving for children investors need to take into account tax, term and performance as well as ensuring the money is not subject to any market downturns at the time it is needed

Building a children's investment portfolio is no different to building one for an adult - it should be balanced and well diversified, using asset classes appropriate to the length of the investment period

A good way for investors concerned with ethical issues to make their influence felt is to invest their pension money in ethical funds, which Sipps and certain defined contribution schemes are now making easier to do

Investing via collective funds can mean ethical investors have to compromise on principles, while direct investment requires more expertise than most investors and their advisers have, so a good option can be to use a combination of direct investments...

Child trust funds are not a one-off business activity but rather an opportunity to engage with various generations of one family on a range of issues, including inheritance tax

Saving for a child's or grandchild's pension can help it get a head start, but investors should remember that the child will not be able to access they money until age 55

Funds of funds assets under management in the fourth quarter of 2006 reached £29bn, representing an ...

Stronger than expected US growth and UK inflationary pressures are placing pressure on the longer-te...

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