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There is a plethora of investment opportunities available to consumers, and there are inherent risks and advantages associated with each individual type of investment. It is crucial that you completely understand what you're putting your money into before you decide to invest.
The pros and cons of OEICs are similar to that of investment trusts (since the two investments are similar except for the fact that investments trusts are closed funds and that they will only sell a set amount of shares).
The main benefits of OEICs are:
The only possible disadvantage with OEICs is the management fee associated with the fund. Ideally, the additional money you earn due to the fund being actively managed by professional investors should outweigh the management fees. However, like any investment in stocks there is no guarantee that your investment will grow and there is always the risk that you will lose money.
It is important for you to do your research on available OEICs and speak with professional advisors to find the fund that is right for you and fits with your investment strategy.
If you wish to discuss the possibility of investing in an OEIC, fill out our short form, and one of SimplyFinance's investment specialists will put you in touch with an investment advisor who will answer any questions you may have about investing in an OEIC. Once you feel confident that an OEIC is right for you, this same advisor will search the market to find the best OEIC investment opportunity for you based on your particular financial goals and needs.
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04 Aug 2007
OEICs were launched in the UK in 1997 and there are approximately 300 currently in place. They are a good type of investment for people who want to be involved in the stock market, but they don't have time to research and choose the right stocks for them. »
05 Aug 2007
There is a plethora of investment opportunities available to consumers, and there are inherent risks and advantages associated with each individual type of investment. It is crucial that you completely understand what you're putting your money into before you decide to invest. »
04 Aug 2007
Very few people really understand all of the details related to investing, insurance, tax and liability. A qualified financial advisor makes it their job to know all of these details and to help individuals make the right decisions.»
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