Jack Rose: Get back to what you know
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Jack Rose: "The investment backdrop – such as limits on pensions along with the apparent demise of buy-to-let – means tax-efficiency is a route being explored by more investors every year."
Now that it is more clearly guided and positioned, writes Jack Rose, the tax-efficient sector can feel good about itself and its place in the investment landscape
Unalloyed success is a rare thing in this day and age - and rarer still in the tangled, not to say deeply knotted, web that is the current economic, political and investment backdrop in the UK. Yet, out...
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