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Saturn’s co-founders discuss the future of financial advice in an AI-driven world
AI – it’s the buzzword on everyone’s lips, and the financial advice sector is no exception. In a recent episode of IFA…
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Fund manager view: Franklin Templeton’s Cioppa outlines opportunities in technology and the ‘information age’
As digital disruption accelerates, Franklin Templeton’s Matt Cioppa, Portfolio Manager of Franklin Technology Fund, urges advisers to look beyond short-term noise and…
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Legal insight | The Renters’ Rights Bill – Birketts LLP highlights the key reforms of this new era for tenants and landlords
The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to bring sweeping changes to the UK’s private rental market, with significant implications for landlords, tenants—and…
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Assessing Trump’s biggest balancing act | Artemis’ Chris Kent explores the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ that’s coming down the line
From tariffs to tax cuts, Trump’s second term is shaping up like a three-ring circus – and he’s juggling semiconductors, Medicaid, and…
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What IFAs Need to Know About the Enterprise Investment Scheme
The Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) celebrated its 30th anniversary last year, having facilitated over £34 billion in private investment across more than…
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The Psychology of Retirement: Scottish Widows’ Susan Hope explores how advisers can help clients make the switch to decumulation
Retirement isn’t just a financial shift – it’s a psychological one. Susan Hope (pictured), Business Development Director at Scottish Widows, explores how…
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Cutting through the complexity of protection products
In a crowded and often complex protection market, advisers are dealing with an overwhelming number of product features and options. Jack Southcott,…
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No-fault divorce third anniversary – but is it a happy celebration?
Written by Emily Brand, Partner, Arbitrator and Head of the family team, and Alexandra Hirst, Senior Associate, at Boodle Hatfield LLP There…
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Guest insight | Sparrows Capital’s Millington on why the fixation on fixed fees in financial services should end
A debate around whether advisers should charge fixed fees is re-emerging but, warns Arnie Millington, Head of Business Development at Sparrows Capital,…
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Fixing the letter of authority process with consistency and collaboration – FLAG and Criterion lead the way
The letter of authority (LOA) process has been a long-standing source of frustration in financial services, and despite efforts to streamline it,…

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