Stakeholder Pension Risk level
Discussion
Got an aviva one i started as a wee whipper snapper then stopped when I got into decent corporate pensions.
I was thinking of increasing the risk rating from 2 to 3/4 funds.
Would it be worth going into more equities with a view to increasing value when the markets improve from existing lows?
I was thinking of increasing the risk rating from 2 to 3/4 funds.
Would it be worth going into more equities with a view to increasing value when the markets improve from existing lows?
fourstardan said:
Got an aviva one i started as a wee whipper snapper then stopped when I got into decent corporate pensions.
I was thinking of increasing the risk rating from 2 to 3/4 funds.
Would it be worth going into more equities with a view to increasing value when the markets improve from existing lows?
‘Existing lows’? How low do you think things currently are?I was thinking of increasing the risk rating from 2 to 3/4 funds.
Would it be worth going into more equities with a view to increasing value when the markets improve from existing lows?
Well, indeed, markets are at all time highs, aside from a small drop yesterday.
I go self select on pension investments and chooser the higher risk end (eg: emerging markets) for 33% of the portfolio, and good growth stocks for the whole lot. Bear in mind in pension terminology, risk appetite is pretty low all around.
I go self select on pension investments and chooser the higher risk end (eg: emerging markets) for 33% of the portfolio, and good growth stocks for the whole lot. Bear in mind in pension terminology, risk appetite is pretty low all around.
Sorry, i'm pretty fresh to this lol
When I meant lows, i meant in terms of unit value at the moment?
When i look at a fund report the + figures per year on some funds are far higher than the one i'm on...i want to maximise the pot at the moment while it has potential time to recover over the future 20+ years.
When I meant lows, i meant in terms of unit value at the moment?
When i look at a fund report the + figures per year on some funds are far higher than the one i'm on...i want to maximise the pot at the moment while it has potential time to recover over the future 20+ years.
I changed to 100% equities to https://www.trustnet.com/factsheets/p/a9e4/aviva-b...
I hoped it would go up, and I am always cynical about this sort of stuff in terms of rationale, but it went up 5k in value!
Anyone know why this could be?
Whats going to be the best way to get an indication of returns, i'd seen the YoY returns to be good on this which was what drew me in, plus its got some UK PLC's that i can keep an eye on for performance pretty easily.
I hoped it would go up, and I am always cynical about this sort of stuff in terms of rationale, but it went up 5k in value!
Anyone know why this could be?
Whats going to be the best way to get an indication of returns, i'd seen the YoY returns to be good on this which was what drew me in, plus its got some UK PLC's that i can keep an eye on for performance pretty easily.
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