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The most important points to keep in mind when investing in unit trusts are:
1. They are simpler to buy and sell than shares in investment trusts, which makes them more suitable for the very small in¬vestor.
2. They are a good way to begin investment in shares: the wide spread of thejr portfolios helps to cushion the risk inherent in equity share investment.
3. Although some managements will accept minimum initial investments of a few pounds, my view is that unless starting a regular saving plan, the least to put into one unit trust is say £25, or even £50. Receipt of small dividend cheques and any consequent claims for tax repayments are hardly worth the trouble.
4. Unless a cash income is essential, re-invest all dividends in the purchase of further units. The effect is then similar to the useful way in which Savings Certificates grow in value over the years.
5. Like other Stock Exchange securities, the prices can fluctu¬ate. Account must also be taken of the difference between buying and selling prices. Unit trusts are not therefore ideal for short¬term investment – building societies or bank deposits are the better choice.
6. They should be regarded more as long-term holdings which offer prospects of capital growth and increasing dividends over a period of years.