Why diversifying a portfolio could take more than just equities and bonds
Is it difficult to manage alternative asset classes within a broad portfolio? What risks should investors consider? Are there benefits to a professionally managed solution?
If you want to make more of your investments and leave the hassle of selecting the investments to us, you may want to consider the Wealth Club Portfolio Service.
You can invest through an ISA or SIPP (Self Invested Personal Pension): you can make new subscriptions or transfer existing investments. If you have used up your allowances, you can also invest through a GIA (General Investment Account).
Our discretionary Managed Portfolios are long-term investments which can fall as well as rise in value; returns are not guaranteed. They are for investors happy to make their own investment decisions – they are not personal advice. If unsure an investment is right for you, please seek advice.
| Managed portfolio name | Investment type | Minimum investment | Geography | Initial charge | Annual custody charge | Annual management charge | Next deadline | Invest now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Wealth Club Portfolio ServiceFind out more |
Discretionary Portfolio
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£10,000
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Global
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Nil
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0.25%
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0.35%
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21 Oct 2026
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