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New Labour Leader? The 2 financial U-turns AJ Bell wants
As speculation about the future of Sir Keir Starmer as UK Prime Minister continues to swirl, it’s the Makerfield by-election on 18…
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Market report: FTSE 100 flat as rising energy bills amid Iran conflict threaten growth
Market report: FTSE 100 flat as rising energy bills amid Iran conflict threaten growth The FTSE 100 index is flat in early…
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Energy price cap rising 13% – it could make mortgages expensive too
It’s been announced this morning that the energy price cap will rise 13% on 1 July to £1,663, adding £18 a month…
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Energy prices still the dominant driver of bond yields: Schroders
In the following analysis, James Bilson, Global Unconstrained Fixed Income Strategist at Schroders examines how oil and gas price swings are steering…
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Jodie Gallagher: Why simplified advice alone won’t close the advice gap
The FCA’s Simplified Advice drive may help tackle the advice gap, but it’s technology, data quality and operational readiness that will determine…
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Fund manager insight | TEMIT’s Andrew Ness on why the recent strength in emerging markets is more than just a short-term rotation
Underpinning investment in Emerging Markets right now is a performance story backed up by deeper structural shifts. That’s the view of Andrew…
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Never stop learning: Mattioli Woods’ Scott Stevens on why CPD is the cornerstone of great financial advice
Sharing his insights below, Scott Stevens, Managing Director – Business Development and Marketing at Mattioli Woods, tells us why he believes that,…
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Pensions Commission report ‘paves the way’ for higher contributions in the 2030s and tighter rules around decumulation, says Steve Webb, LCP
The first report of the new Pensions Commission has been published this morning, running to 190 pages with a further 126 pages…
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NS&I issues update on the error in repaying certain bereavement claims
NS&I has issued an update today, saying that they will next week begin contacting the estates of deceased customers who, due to…
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Government launches ‘mansion tax’ consultation as posh properties set to become piggy banks
The government has today launched a consultation on how a council tax surcharge on English properties worth £2 million or more could…

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