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Investment Management

“How can annual reviews protect you when the FTSE Index falls 20% in one month?”

The answer is that they cannot.

At Richmond House Group we offer a comprehensive discretionary investment service that can make proactive decisions on a daily basis.  At outset you provide us with the authority to manage your investments and to make changes as frequently as required within agreed parameters.  Whatever your investment requirements, you know that these are being cared for constantly by experts, thereby leaving you to run your business or simply enjoy life. 

Below are some of the key benefits:-

  • Initial consultation to analyse and agree your key objectives and our specific instructions.
  • We constantly monitor and review the underlying assets and funds.
  • Quarterly investment commentary by email.
  • 6-monthly valuation of your portfolios including transaction history and performance comparisons.
  • Annual meeting with your appointed adviser to review your objectives.
  • 24/7 access to view your portfolio via the web.
  • All changes to your portfolio at no additional cost.
  • Automatic maximising of tax-efficient vehicles such as ISAs.
  • Capital Gains Tax advice.

Our investment management team works closely with our advisers to bring a whole new dimension to your financial planning.  Whatever your objective, be it retirement planning, inheritance tax mitigation, setting up a trust fund, saving for school fees, the one common theme is that monies need to be invested.  The performance of those investments will be key to meeting your objectives and our hands-on management adds significant additional value in this regard.

Contact us now at our offices in Stevenage, Hertfordshire to see how we can add value to your portfolio.

 

5 reasons to use RHG Investment Management
  • Consistent record of out-performance
  • Your objectives central to our actions
  • In-depth research and analysis systems
  • Regular reporting and accountability
  • 24/7 access to view your portfolio

Call us now on 01438 350222
or email us


Case Study
Don't give your money to the tax man when you die

Mr Williams is a wealthy ex businessman with a variety of assets. His main concern is Inheritance Tax and getting a reasonable return from his pension and investments long term, and maintaining his income.

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Don't give your money to the tax man when you die

Mr Williams is a wealthy ex businessman with a variety of assets. His main concern is Inheritance Tax and getting a reasonable return from his pension and investments long term, and maintaining his income.

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Latest Blog Posts on Investment Management
RHG Discretionary Management Long Term Performance to 28th February 2010 by Emma Wilkinson
See the latest performance update on RHG's discretionary managed funds.
Don’t Forget Your ISA! by Paul Beasley
We seem to be a nation that likes to leave important issues until the last moment. Talk to any accountant and he will tell you how manic January is as everyone rushes to get their tax return registered before the 31/1 deadline. With us the deadline is 5th April and largely revolves around people using their annual ISA allowance.The attraction of ISAs and the reason why there is a monetary limit is the fact that all returns rollup free of tax. There is no Income Tax paid on interest received by the ISA and when ultimately sold, there is no liability for Capital Gains Tax. Remember, 5th April falls on the Easter weekend so any ISA investments need to be made before the end of March.
Now Is The Time For Long Term Investing - Don’t Let The Markets Catch You Out! by Chris Purkis
At RHG we like to think we’re one step ahead of the game, and in evidence we have produced some very solid long term performance figures, in spite of recent market traumas. it pays to be fully invested. When equity markets are rising, we can use technical analysis to assist us in our entry and exit points. If and when shares tumble again, we are able to quickly switch out of more risky equities and re-invest into alternative sectors such as absolute return, bonds and commodities such as gold.If you are asking yourself “When is the right time to invest?”, the answer is always “Now!” – The more taxing question is “What should I invest in?” – And that you can leave in our capable hands!
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