An interesting article in The Telegraph from June 8...Apparently Morgan Stanley reckons UK shares are over-priced (and I'm sure they are not alone). So what should an investor do?
It was nice to see the article (which can be read here) pointed out the benefits of guaranteed equity bonds (GEBs) which suit those "people who find the sort of stock market volatility seen this week simply too upsetting to tolerate".
Sadly, as the article points out, however, National Savings & Investments, one of the largest GEB providers has no current offers. Is it time NS&I and others re-evaluated their GEB offerings?
If you are a UK provider I'd be interested to hear your thoughts...