The AIC has updated its annual list of ISA Millionaires, the number of trusts that would now be worth a million pounds if you had invested your full ISA allowance each year.
Exploring the world of investment trusts
The AIC has updated its annual list of ISA Millionaires, the number of trusts that would now be worth a million pounds if you had invested your full ISA allowance each year.
A little over a year ago, the AIC set out the 30-year returns for the trusts that have been with us for 70 years or more. The data has just been updated so let’s see what impact the events of the last year have had.
Most trust investors will be aware that discounts have widened significantly since the start of this year but the latest press release from the AIC puts it into perspective.
The AIC has published its latest list of ISA Millionaires showing how much you would have if you had put your full ISA allowance into a single investment company every year since 1999.
A useful piece of research has just popped into my inbox courtesy of the AIC. It looks at the long-term performance — the last 10, 20, and 30 years to 31 January 2022 — of the oldest investment trusts.
One of my favourite pieces of investment trust research is the AIC’s millionaires list. It shows how much you would have had if, since April 1999, you had invested your full ISA allowance into the same trust each year and reinvested any dividends you received.
Yes, I know that we’re not even a quarter of the way through the year yet so it seems waaaaay too early to be doing a piece like this. But with so much of that pesky volatility thing around right now, I thought it was worth taking stock.
I’ve been investing, in some shape or form, for over three decades now and I don’t think any year has been as remarkable as 2020.
A briefer piece this week simply looking at what types of investment trusts have done best and worst so far this year.
With many of us looking to invest ISA allowances, either for the current tax year or the forthcoming one, the seemingly enormous discounts many trusts trade at might seem very enticing. But it’s worth remembering that not all discounts are equal.
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