Monday 10 October 2016

Equities Might Be The Best Thing To Invest In

It's the turn of the century... at least for Britain and its pensioners.



Pension living is becoming huge trouble than convenience for most people. Defined-benefit retirees are now struggling as corporate retirement plans have a huge deficit to fill in.

In a span of just five years, the UK's retirement deficit grew. Now, state pension and corporate pensions are things you couldn't depend on.

So if you're going for a personal pension plan, I suggest you go with your gut on other options. Especially equity-based ones.

One has to admit that what I'm suggesting is outrageous. Corporations are growing profits while you're stuck in the gutter.

It's the reality of the situation I'm getting at. Investors and beneficiaries are always a corporation's priority. Investing in corporate funds and group funds that diversify your portfolio to each of these companies help.

For just a few years you can grow your money through a personal pension plan. Equities are growing especially in the tourism and export industries.

The weakening pound sterling -- with a little help from BoE's almost-negative interest rates -- is contributing to the favours of these industries.


It's important to invest as soon as you can; it's possible that foreign investors may take advantage of the weak pound and invest in these areas where they can. An inflated stock price can reach a bubble and everyone knows what that means.