The penultimate edition of Trustnet Magazine focuses on income, with a cover feature that attempts to work out what the future of the dividend market will look like. Staying on this theme, Cherry Reynard explains why income seekers should consider increasing their Asia exposure and Hannah Smith investigates whether the high yields and discounts on alternative trusts represent a bargain or a value trap.
James Sullivan, head of partnerships at Tyndall, adds colour to this month’s sector focus, telling Adam Lewis that including a European weighting in a multi-asset portfolio used to be akin to “feeling pressured to have broccoli on one’s plate whilst filtering through the queue at the carvery”. Today, however, he says “the broccoli that is the European index is at least now served with a warm cheese sauce”.
In our regular columns, John Blowers explains how to get your pension back on track if you lose your job in your late 50s, Invesco Select Trust’s Ciaran Mallon names three UK stocks that could benefit from the US’s enormous investment in infrastructure and Charles Stanley’s Dan James explains why he has bought the Man GLG High Yield Opportunities fund.
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