Enable’s IFA’s in Bishop’s Stortford are glad to see that the FCA is looking into investor complaints that popular fund rating websites are consistently leaving out passive funds from their performance tables, as reported by the Financial Times. “Fund rating websites such as Morningstar OBSR and FE Trustnet sometimes do not include trackers when displaying funds’ performance which could make it hard to determine the best and worst options within a sector” says the FT.
Tracker funds are ideal for those who want to invest but don't want the hassle of picking shares and want to avoid the costs of using active fund managers. These tracker funds do not use the concept of trying to beat the market by cherry-picking a selection of shares instead they are designed to follow a set index, such as the FTSE 100.They can keep costs ultra-low and while they may not beat the market they don’t fall far behind it - the idea is that slow and steady investing wins the race and it is possible to get cheaper better performance by just following an index.
The FCA says regulated firms told the FT it expects “any regulated firm to present information to consumers in a way that is clear, fair and not misleading” and that it will “always consider the information we receive” in response to investor complaints. Enable's Independent Financial Advisors in Bishop’s Stortford and available to talk you though the best way to make the most of your wealth management options.
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