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11 June 2010

I'm looking to invest £75-£100 per month in an index tracker, where can I get the best advice? I've tried finding an IFA and none are interested.

I contacted various IFA's wanting to pay a one off fee for the advice, none want to advise that way, they all want to get commission and having worked for a large life assurance company for many years (although not recently) and knowing how that works, that worries me. I just want genuine good advice that I'm prepared to pay a fair price for! I have previously invested a lump sum in an index tracker, via advice on MF, but am now looking to do so on a monthly basis. Can anyone help?

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