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Too often UK investors leave their money in investment funds that provide at best mediocre performance. However such inertia can prove costly and not conducting regular portfolio reviews could seriously damage investment returns.
Simon Lewis, chartered financial planner with Partridge Muir & Warren explains that investors are too-frequently ill-served by the outcome of their investments however, this is often not because the wrong investments were chosen in the first place, but that once implemented the investments have not been properly monitored and changes made when necessary.
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Investors count cost of inertia originally appeared on Daily Finance UK on Fri, 13 Aug 2010 08:46:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.