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Terry Smith, Richard Watts and Anthony Srom join FE Fundinfo’s hall of fame
A trio of the best-performing active fund managers have reached the seven-year ‘alpha-rated’ streak
Terry Smith, Anthony Srom and Richard Watts have joined FE Fundinfo’s alpha manager hall of fame, while 10 managers were booted from the list, including former Invesco manager Mark Barnett.
Fundsmith Equity manager, Smith (pictured), Fidelity Asia Pacific Opportunities manager, Srom, and manager of the Jupiter UK Mid Cap fund, Watts, were all awarded a place in the hall of fame “in a year where extreme volatility has tested the markets and challenged returns”.
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Tomorrow s easing of lockdown restrictions will be at the forefront of many people s minds as they plan a mini-spending spree at their local shops.
But canny investors among them will not have forgotten that a new opportunity to invest tax-efficiently in the months ahead has just begun.
One that should be used – despite the lure of the high street – especially if they are keen to continue to build long-term wealth free from the clutches of the taxman.
I m referring to the Individual Savings Account. Last Tuesday – April 6 – heralded the beginning of the new tax year and with it came a brand new Isa allowance for investors to use (or not).
HOW THIS IS MONEY CAN HELP
This charge is entirely unrelated to how much you contribute. It is purely a vicious swipe at successful investors. Charges levied by the most voracious investment firms pale compared with Sunak s tax grab.
Those who rely on the stock market for their pensions will be hit the hardest, while those in salary-based pensions, such as politicians and civil servants, emerge relatively unscathed.
What can we do? Well, there is no upper limit on the amount that can be held in an Isa, and this should make us look at how our investments are structured.