Private Investors Consistently Making Bad Decisions says LSE Report

Recent research by Economists at The London School of Economics has suggested that Investors are consistently losing out by making easily avoidable mistakes and bad decisions, thereby risking their financial security.

London, UK (Pryce Warner International Group) April 21st, 2011 - Investors often fail to diversify their Assets, find ways to minimise tax and ignore the correlation between their Assets.

This means many Investors are exposing themselves to unnecessary risk and by extension, their long-term financial security is jeopardised.

Poor investment decisions can be a costly mistake and the new report goes a long way to highlighting the value of professional Asset management.

Private Investors often do not have the time to properly watch for correlations or research the appropriate ways to diversify their Assets.

Professional Asset managers constantly review these trends and enable investors to preserve capital and maintain growth of Assets.

Expats in particular can potentially make large savings in this way. There are many Expat exclusive Tax wrappers (QROPS/QNUPS) and Investment opportunities that can minimise Tax and Estate Planning costs.

To find out if your Assets are properly diversified and correlated, apply for a free Pryce Warner International Group financial health check.

David Harra, a Senior Market & Investment Analyst with Pryce Warner International Group, a Respected Financial Services Group who are specialists in the Provision of Pension Plan Management for Expatriates Worldwide commented: “Correlations and proper Asset diversification are cornerstones of good Asset management. Private Investors through no fault of their own can often overlook these areas, so considering the uncertain state of the global financial markets, professional Asset management is more vital than ever.”

Pryce Warner International Group provide International Asset & Investment Management, Independent Financial Advice & QROPS Overseas Pensions.

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By: Aneil Fatania
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