PROVIDING long-term capital appreciation from a portfolio of small-cap UK companies while providing a sector-leading dividend yield is the aim of the Dunedin Smaller Companies Investment Trust – part of the Aberdeen Asset Management stable.
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MoneyExpert: Almost 30% Use Credit Cards To Fund Christmas
It has been revealed that almost 30 per cent of consumers plan to use their credit cards in order to buy presents and assorted festive items this Christmas.
MoneyExpert: Lloyds TSB To Help Encourage Savings Habits
A new scheme has been introduced by Lloyds TSB which aims to encourage saving for those who might not usually be inclined to do so.
Scotsman: Hedge Fears
Hedge funds have shown few signs of major fraud. But cases of wrongdoing may rise if more of these investment vehicles are sold to mass-market savers, according to the International Organisation of Securities Commissions yesterday.
Scotsman: Socially Responsible Shareholders Consult Conscience First
ETHICAL, or Socially Responsible Investment (SRI), over recent times has seen a huge level of interest. However, the history of social investing stretches back many hundreds of years and is rooted in Jewish, Christian and Islamic tradition.
Scotsman: GIT Follows Its Own Path To Outperform Benchmark Index
GLASGOW Income Trust is an investment trust managed by Glasgow Investment Managers with the aim of providing shareholders with a high level of income and growth in both income and capital over the longer term.
Scotsman: US Slowdown ‘key To Growth Potential’
HSBC Investments has set out its economic predictions for 2007, pinpointing the United States as the place to watch.
MoneyExpert: Leeds Building Society Unveils New Fixed-rate Bond
A new fixed-rate savings product from Leeds Building Society (LBS) has been launched, with an annual equivalent rate (AER) of 5.5 per cent until January 31st 2009.
Scotsman: Retirement Now Top Aim Of Savers Says Standard
FOR the first time since Standard Life unveiled its Savings and Investment Index last July, retirement has replaced holidays in the top spot of what people are saving for.