The relatively unknown £340m fund, managed by boutique house Troy Asset Management, has been a top quartile performer since its launch almost 15 years ago.
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New laws for those living in unsafe high-rise buildings with dangerous cladding
The Government insists that the new laws mean residents will be able to challenge inaction on safety issues from building owners and protect leaseholders from huge bills to pay for safety work.
Electric vehicles are now CHEAPER to own than petrol cars
In 2020, the average lifetime running costs – including purchase price – for an electric car is £52,133, while an equivalent petrol model is £53,625, according to calculations by Direct Line.
Cruise & Maritime Voyages goes into administration
The Essex-based company said it had ceased trading and closed offices in Australia, France, the US and Germany. All customer bookings that have not yet taken place have also been cancelled.
Government advisers propose radical leasehold reform potentially helping thousands of families
Government advisers have proposed a raft of new radical reforms in its final report on a review of the sector two years in the making.
I spent £2.5k on furniture I never received. Can I get a refund?
I ordered two items of furniture from Laura Ashley on 11 March 2020 to the value of £2,650. It has now told me I will not receive the furniture or get a refund. How can I get my money back?
You can now get a subscription to pay for CAR TYRES costing from £7 a month
Just as consumers would for a mobile phone, it gives drivers the choice of a flat monthly fee to pay for the tyres, fitting and full warranty cover for damage, which includes punctures.
Power of attorney holders given new online access code by OPG
Holders currently use a paper process to prove their status to banks, healthcare providers, businesses and other organisations, but this can take weeks.
MARKET REPORT: Amigo Loans friendless again as it fears for the future
The guarantor lender, branded a ‘legal loan shark’ by MPs, racked up a £38m loss for the year to March 31 after it was forced to set aside £127m for dealing with the cost of customer complaints.
HSBC among Hong Kong-based banks cracking down on democracy activists
Prominent pro-democracy campaigner Joshua Wong, who has been arrested several times for his involvement in protests, claimed he had already been questioned by HSBC over his income.










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