LONDON, 24 July 2017 – The world's longest-running Sunday newspaper, The Observer, today quotes BullionVault analysis on how UK savers can grow their money during this continued period of near-zero interest rates.
"Spreading your savings across a mix of cash, shares and other assets should help to control risk," says the paper's money section, quoting BullionVault director of research Adrian Ash.
"Holding 10% gold, for instance, in a mix otherwise split 60:40 between the FTSE share index and government bonds, would have halved your losses in 2008, the worst year of the past four decades."
You can read the full article on The Observer's sister newspaper site, The Guardian, here:
Should frustrated savers gamble on the stock market or play it safe?
