|
Printable version |
From: | "G Stolwyk" <stolwyk@wave.co.nz> |
Date: | Mon, 14 May 2001 11:56:43 +1200 |
Thanks for your clear comments, Mike.
With regard to taxation of UK listed Investment
Trusts, Cullen did have a look at it but decided to do nothing.
I have not heard anything since. But, as you say,
it is possible that this may change!
To be on the safe side, I started the
sentence with the word " Sofar ".
Yes, I definitely would buy the units in the
UK. I had a look at those listed here, but, apart from not being liquid, I find
that some of the better performers are not listed here.
If I were to say that there is more
incentive for some to be listed here, that could provoke further
comment!
Another matter is " trailing commissions ". These
are usually received by advisors from the Unit
trust Manager.
Apart from that, those investors who invest in
politically safe countries where there is a very positive and
consistent growth in GDP will tend to " win ", even if they forgo the
imputation of dividends!
To have all your money in a market with its
fortunes depending on takeovers and the currency being exposed, is not
exactly my method of creating wealth!
Regards,
Gerry
|
|