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Zero-Dividend Preference Shares - What are they?Newest Review: ... goes up in line with inflation each year, so unless you make total capital gains of more than the annual exemption you have no tax to pay when the investment matures. In the other ops that I’ve written on the subject of savings and investment I’ve talked about risk and the ladder of risk. If you’re really a glutton for punishment you can go and have a look if you’re ... more |
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by - written on 22/07/01 (Very useful, 488 readings)
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The only fool-proof way of doubling your money is to fold it up and put it back in your pocket, and any scheme that suggests otherwise should be looked at with “If it looks too good to be true, it probably is” firmly in mind. Mm…two clichés in one sentence isn’t bad is it? You could, of course leave your money in a building society for twenty years, at which point inflation would have reduced the purchasing power of the money by half, so you’d be back where you started. Some people do it, though, don’t they? They manage to make a nice profit on their investments without having to pay a lot of tax into the bargain. ... Read the complete review


