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How to avoid the seven deadly ISA sins

By Kirsten Hastings, 10 Feb 16

With two months to go before the end of the current tax year, Maike Currie, investment director for personal investing at Fidelity International highlights seven ISA sins that investors should avoid.

Not looking under the bonnet of your funds
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Not looking under the bonnet of your funds

It always pays to know where your savings are going to end up, so make sure you look under a fund’s ‘bonnet’ and find out what companies the manager is investing in.

Check that the companies can demonstrate sustainable growth, operational diversity and good management.

Investing in funds focused on good-quality companies with strong balance sheets paying an attractive level of income will pay off in the long term.

Tags: Fidelity

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