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Ask A Foolish Question – Should I Be Worried By A Wall Of Worry?

13 July 2012
In this week’s episode:

Sonia Rehill dives into her mail box for more of your investing questions. Sonia is joined by David Kuo who explains what commentators mean when they say that the market likes to climb a wall of worry. They also look at why Aviva's dividend yield is high, what are fund of funds, the simplest way to invest in bonds, how to calculate dividend cover, interest-rate swaps, and how to diversify if you are in a company pension scheme. A transcript of this podcast is also available.

 

In this episode, they also tackle the tricky question of how to track all your investments when money is flowing in and out of your portfolio.

 

If there is a question about investing that you would like answered, please email Sonia at foolishquestions@fool.co.uk. If you would like to listen to previous episodes of Ask A Foolish Question, you can hear them here, here, here, here, here and here.

 

Want to learn more about shares, but not sure where to start? Download our latest guide -- "What Every New Investor Needs To Know" -- it's free, courtesy of David Kuo. The Motley Fool is helping Britain invest. Better.

Sonial Rehill and David Kuo
Sonial Rehill and David Kuo

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mrburns2050 13 Jul 2012 , 8:05pm

Excellent, going to learn excel IRR now.

Do enjoy these.

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