TCF Investment is a new kind of asset manager. They offer a range of low cost, well diversified, risk graded investments.

All the funds hold a wide variety of index funds, each of which invests in several companies, bonds, etc to try to protect against the risk of loss from failing companies. This is called diversification.

TCF aim to:

  • perform as expected
  • provide quality diversification
  • consistently match the expected risk profile
  • do what they say on the tin
  • offer high value

Low Cost

by Total Clarity Funds

Interview with David Norman, CEO of Total Clarity Funds. Vimeo Channel Children’s ISA

Defensive Portfolio

Is mainly invested in bonds (about 70%). It has some exposure to UK and global shares (about 20%), property and other investments. It has relatively little exposure to small companies and emerging markets.

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Diversified Balanced Portfolio

It would appeal to a balanced risk investor who is confident enough to take risk in the hope that their investment grows in the medium to long term.

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Diversified Long Term Growth Portfolio

It would appeal to a growth-seeking investor who is confident enough to take a higher risk in the hope that their investment will grow at a faster rate in the medium to long term.

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Top Tips!

  • SET GOALS

    It is important to understand your goals, the amount of risk you are prepared to take (how big the ups and downs along the way can be), how long you have to invest for before you set off.

  • DON'T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET

    Make sure that you own a good spread of investments as the best way to spread your risks. This is called diversifying. Our funds are all diversified investments.

  • BEWARE INFLATION

    Whilst investing in cash can seem like the safest option, over the long term inflation can erode the real value of your savings. A diversified investment should add value over the longer term.

  • RISK AVERSE

    If you are risk averse, regular saving is a good way to invest as it slowly adds your money to an investment rather than investing all in one go, smoothing the up and downs of your investment. But don't forget, less risk means less return in the long run.

By saving £132.50 per month from birth, it is possible to achieve a pot of just over £46,000, based on 5% growth per annum, enough to cover their living costs for three years.
If they are able to boost those monthly savings to £209.50, they could then achieve a savings pot of £73,462 to cover living expenses and tuition fees if they go to university.