Tom Ellis: Give 'best buy' lists an independent twist
'Heavily influenced by Morningstar'
Truly independent investment information for consumers is hard to come by - at least in an understandable and palatable format.
So-called 'best buy' lists have come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks, writes Tom Ellis - so much so, in fact, it raises questions as to whether platforms should even be allowed to offer their own versions
Hargreaves Lansdown's Wealth 50 list's unyielding support for Neil Woodford through 24 months of poor performance - right up until his Equity Income fund's suspension, has raised questions among critics...
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