Early bird ISA investor ideas (including where the pros find value)
6th April 2023 09:27
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6 April marks the start of a new tax year and a fresh £20,000 ISA allowance. Kyle is joined by Sam Benstead to look at the best-performing investment trusts since ISAs were introduced in 1999, the funds that professional multi-asset investors have been buying, the standout fund sector for value investors, and investment trust bargain ideas.
- Read Sam's article:Around the world in eight funds and trusts
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