Partner Insight Video: Are you ready for the income recovery challenge?

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Income investors need to generate income while trying to preserve capital. But with interest rates likely to stay ‘even lower for even longer', are investors being pulled towards higher yielding assets with unwanted levels of risk?

In this brief video, Helen Bradshaw of Quilter Investors sets out three key principles to help professional advisers solve this dilemma.

 

Watch out for the next part of this three-part series in Professional Adviser's upcoming newsletters.

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