Ordinary people have been using investment trusts to make the most of their money for more than 100 years. These are like unit trusts in that they pool investors' money and use this cash to invest ...

A CRUT works by distributing a fixed percentage of the trust's value to beneficiaries annually, which can vary based on the ...

Collective investment trusts (CITs) pool assets from multiple investors to lower costs and offer tailored strategies, making ...

Real estate can be a super lucrative investment if you're able to get into it. However, if you don't have much money to ...

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) allow investors to invest in commercial real estate without actually buying and managing properties themselves. Many, or all, of the products featured on this ...

Seven investment trusts targeted by Saba Capital Management have led a widespread and, so far, campaign against the hedge fund, accusing it of opportunism and self-interest in attempting to ...

The average investment trust discounts have remained in double-digits for 29 months, the longest period in 30 years. The Association of Investment Companies said this “unprecedented period” of ...

Investment trusts offer a world of opportunities to tap into but how can investors sort the wheat from the chaff? In our Investment Analyst column, experts run the rule over what's on offer.

The UK investment trust sector appears woefully unaware of this common sense rule. Here, discounts are analogous to the feet that inspired jazz musician Fats Waller to exclaim “your pedal extrem ...