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Moneyfacts: Why are mortgage rates climbing again?
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Record Numbers of IFAs Look To Multi-Asset Products
A record number of IFAs are encouraging their clients to invest in multi asset products. So says the latest Baring Asset Management…
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Gold is not as shiny as it once was, so IFA Magazine asked for an update from the Chief Market Strategist at…
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Outlook For Oil Prices Remains Unchanged
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Aberdeen Launches New Multi-Asset Income Fund
Just launched from Aberdeen Asset Management (AAM) is a new multi-asset income fund. Called Aberdeen Global – Multi-Asset Income Fund, it will…
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Inaugural Growth Investor Awards: Finalists Announced
The finalists of the inaugural Growth Investor Awards have just been announced. There are 35 finalists recognised across 11 award categories for…
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Sargisson Becomes CEO At Sandringham
Tim Sargisson has been made CEO of Sandringham Financial Partners, the national advisory business. Sargisson takes up the position next month. He’s…
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FCA Boss To Step Down In September
FCA boss Martin Wheatley is to step down in September. Tracey McDermott, who’s currently Director of Supervision – Investment, Wholesale and Specialist…
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South East IFA Business For Sale
Retiring IFA in the South East wishes to sell their well-established business. The IFA’s client book has more than £11 million funds…
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Remember when we used to have a proper silly season in summer? Jelly-throwing contests, plagues of ladybirds, ice cream, and everything quiet…
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Peer-to-Peer Lending Fails to Impress IFAs
IFAs are not that impressed with peer-to-peer lending schemes. So says new research from the Yorkshire Building Society which concludes that less…