Investors who want to keep some exposure to the UK, but also seek an element of regional diversity, could consider a FTSE All-Share ETF or tracker.
Falling fees make ethical exchange traded funds robust investment propositions. Kenneth Lamont writes.
Your Fund Choices 2019 provides comprehensive analysis on 267 Rated Funds, investment trusts and ETFs selected by the Money Observer team of experts.
Fund fees have fallen overall, but passive investments still offer the best defence against erosion of returns, writes Jose Garcia-Zarate.
We reveal the most popular low-cost passive investments of the year.
Thematic ETFs are good at grabbing the imaginations of investors, but their speculative nature and individual idiosyncrasies need to be understood.
Despite the steady downward trend in active fees, passive investment funds have cut fees much more aggressively, with average fees being cut by 28% over the same time period.
Smart beta funds, which aim to deliver returns above a like-for-like index, come with risks that investors should not overlook.
Gains from exchange traded fund investments may be treated differently for tax purposes, depending on where the funds are domiciled.
