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Mortgage & Property experts respond to the latest HMRC property transactions data
Following the release of the latest HMRC property transaction figures, we hear from a range of experts, who have shared…
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Deepbridge Capital and RSM UK launch Autumn Tax Planning Masterclass series
Venture capital investment manager Deepbridge Capital is pleased to announce the launch of its Autumn 2025 Tax Planning…
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Advisers trapped by traditional marketing tactics and tight budgets, Unbiased study shows
New research by Unbiased, the UK’s leading financial advice platform, reveals that financial advisers are facing an uphi…
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Moneyfacts: Why are mortgage rates climbing again?
Mortgage rates have started to creep up again despite a recent cut in the Bank of England’s base rate, as rising swap ra…
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Summer of legal shakeups: what financial planners need to know
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In a summer marked by landmark family law rulings, financial planners and lawyers face significant implications for how…
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Schroders: Five perspectives on how cheap UK equities really are
Value Fund Manager and Research Analyst, Tom Grady at Schroders, assesses whether UK equities are fundamentally cheap re…
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Consumer Duty has not shortened the small print; financial T&Cs remain as long as classic novels two years on
Two years since the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Consumer Duty came into force, and Fairer Finance’s latest analy…
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Fidelity International: Why gold’s long-term case is stronger than ever
Despite sharp gains, gold continues to play a key role in portfolios, backed by resilient demand, policy uncertainty and…
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Skillcast: Why the Leeds Reforms make training a C-Suite responsibility
When the Chancellor stood up in Leeds to announce her reforms, the headlines honed in on “cutting red tape”. But, unlike…
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Evelyn Partners: AUM and asset flows update for the six months ended 30 June 2025
Evelyn Partners reveal that they generated £3.7 billion of gross new assets in H1 2025, with AUM reaching an all-time hi…
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EIS and the hunt for returns
Diversification is key to steady returns but how you diversify is just as important, says James Sore, Chief Investment Officer at…
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From small acorns mighty oaks grow: why SEIS matters
Matthew Cushen, Co-founder of Worth Capital, looks at the rise of SEIS and the returns on offer. Equity investing in early…
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The crowdfunding phenomenon: it is advisable?
Crowdfunding is a fast-growing sector and Julia Groves, Head of Crowdfunding at Downing, believes advisers shouldn’t be missing out. When Nesta published…
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David Cowell: ”The majority of investment advisers now outsource portfolio management…”
The majority of investment advisers now outsource portfolio management, according to the latest Schroders Adviser Survey. Findings from the Q4 research, which…
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David Rushton Associates acquired by AFH
AFH has acquired the assets of Lancashire based IFA David Rushton Associates. AFH will pay a maximum of £298,125 representing approximately 1.8%…
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Fairstone completes My Wealth Management deal
Fairstone Group has now fully acquired Leicestershire-based My Wealth Management. Fairstone took a minority stake in My Wealth Management three years ago…
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Hampden wins HNW business
Hampden & Co, an independent bank which opened in June 2015 to offer private banking facilities, has won a contract to look…
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It’s that time of year again: the 12 stocks of Christmas!
On the fifth day of December investment research analyst at The Share Centre Ian Forrest gives us 12 companies he thinks could…
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Event Follow Up: The benefits of EIS
Andrew Castell of Par Equity LLP considers what EIS are, why they exist and which clients they are suitable for. This session explored…
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David Cowell: “British exporters should be making hay (or at least silage)…”
British exporters should be making hay (or at least silage): The next ECB Council meeting is on the 8th December. We had…