Isas: where the smart money is going

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Isas: where the smart money is going The best sellers include China and India funds, corporate bond funds and equity income funds – perennial favourites such as Neil Woodford’s Invesco Perpetual High Income fund and JPM Natural Resources are once again prominent. It is notable that Jupiter’s Philip Gibbs, judged by many as one of the best and shrewdest managers in Britain, has attracted interest with his new Absolute Return fund.   Related Articles Cash Isa savers miss out on £1,200 a year It is a top-10 seller despite having no track record – investors are betting on the man, and, given his track record with his popular Financial Opportunities fund, it is of no surprise. It has produced a total return of 868pc since its launch in June 1997, ranking it first out of all 748 unit trusts over that period. Anthony Bolton, the Fidelity legend, is also attracting interest with his soon to be launched China investment trust. The trust goes ''live’’ on April 19 and more than 12,000 eager investors registered for the fund within a fortnight of announcing the fund.[Read more...]

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