James Johnsen: The importance of an active pension
History won’t be repeating itself
James Johnsen: "Investors have had it relatively easy in recent years."
James Johnsen argues a 'buy and hold' approach to pension pots is no longer viable. He says a more active strategy is vital to preserve wealth over time...
It may not have felt like it at the time, but the past nine years have been a golden era for investors. Bond and equity markets have risen steadily and people have been handsomely rewarded for taking...
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