Why income?
With income levels on traditional assets such as cash and government bonds having fallen in recent years, pension schemes have found it harder to meet their future cash-flow obligations, as well as continuing to achieve sustainable growth. Additionally, as contributions decline, schemes are often struggling to manage cash flow effectively in order to meet near-term commitments.
By investing in suitable income products, schemes may be able to make their investments work harder to deliver on their dual objective of generating income to meet cash requirements and growing capital over time.
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Focus on companies with a disciplined approach to capital management aims to provide a consistent income stream, even in volatile markets
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Using time and consistency to harness the full potential of compounding
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Applies to income from equity dividends as well as from bonds and alternative investments within a multi-asset portfolio
All income strategies
| Strategy | Category | Literature |
|---|---|---|
| Newton Growth and Income Fund for Charities | Multi-asset | |
| Newton Global Dynamic Bond Income | Fixed income | |
| Newton Global Equity Income | Global equity | |
| Newton Multi-Asset Income | Multi-asset | |
| Newton Sustainable Global Equity Income | Global equity | |
| Newton UK Equity Income Strategy | UK equity |