Cut risk with regular savings, says expert
Britons looking to invest could limit any potential risk by saving regularly, a financial services provider has claimed.
Savings provider Invesco Perpetual has claimed that a monthly savings plan or phased investment programme could provide more stability for those who are not looking to deposit a lump sum in an Individual Savings Account account.
The company stated that such a move could see the pressure being taken off people unsure of how and when to invest in the market, especially with the new fiscal year nearing.
"This is a good time for investors to look at their 2006/2007 and 2007/2008 tax year investment strategy, both in terms of what they invest in and which method of investing is best for them," said Rick White, marketing director of the organisation.
A further option for people looking to invest is the wine market, according to decanter.com.
As little as £500 can see people pick up a case which could rise in value in the future, it added.
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