Investment Trusts


Have you always wanted to get into the stock market, but you've never really known where to start? Do you want to expand your portfolio by investing in a number of companies? If so, you may want to consider investing in an investment trust. After providing us with a few details, one of SimplyFinance's investment advisors will contact you to speak with you about the possibility of investing in an investment trust.

When you invest in an investment trust, you are putting money into a company that's listed on the London Stock Exchange. This entire purpose of this company is to spread its investors' money around by investing in a number of other companies. Investors in investment trusts bread the risk of their investments across a number of different companies, thereby decreasing their overall risk. To learn more about investment trusts or to have your investment trust questions answered by a qualified investment advisor, fill out a short form, and SimplyFinance will connect you with someone with whom you can discuss the benefits and risks involved with putting your money in an investment trust.

Investment Trust Basics


  • Investment trusts are companies listed on the London Stock Exchange. These companies use money from shareholders to invest in other companies.
  • Investment trusts have access to a larger number of potential investments than an individual would have.
  • Investment trusts are ideal for people who want to invest but who don't have the time or know-how to pick their investments on their own.
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