The investment fund has an outstanding performance record. Over the past five years, it has turned an investment of £1,000 into £3,500. It is a £3.6billion fund with just over 40 holdings.
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D-Day for High Street reopening will sort winners and losers
High Street chains have reopened their stores today with up to 70 per cent reductions as they tempt shoppers back.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Homeserve should do well
Midas recommended Homeserve in 2016 when the shares were £5.96. Today, they are £12.30 and shareholders have received regular dividends too.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Pictet has long heritage as family firm
Pictet Group is one of the largest banks in Switzerland, focused on advising customers on how to make the most of their money. Founded in 1805, it has remained in family hands ever since.
Five new campervans that will be ideal for British summer staycations
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MPs demand help for coronavirus ‘forgotten million’
Ministers must do more to fulfil promise of ‘doing whatever it takes’ to protect people and businesses, according to an interim report by the Treasury select committee.
Football’s back on television – here’s how to watch it for free
Sports fans are being targeted with a range of new TV package ‘special offers’ to coincide with the restart of the Premier League. But before signing up to a deal, it is worth considering all options.
BA boss Alex Cruz claims carrier is ‘in fight to survive’
Cruz said the airline would emerge from the coronavirus pandemic ‘much smaller’, as he hit back at comments by MPs sitting on the transport select committee.
Rolls-Royce triggers £250bn nuclear mini reactor race
The plans, circulated in Whitehall ‘in the last few weeks’, could see construction of high-tech factories to build the small reactors begin by next year.
Investment opportunity still knocks as economy takes beating
Stock market indices are anticipatory mechanisms. And they are sending out signals hinting conditions could improve, which may be worth heeding for those happy to be glass-half-full investors.










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