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Royal London and Turn2us extend partnership to break down barriers to financial insecurity with £2 million donation
Royal London, the UK’s largest life, pensions and investment mutual, today announces a £2 million boost to its partnership with Turn2us, a…
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69% of financial advice seekers expect Labour government policies to ‘materially affect’ their finances
69% of people who sought professional financial advice via Unbiased in the last year say they expect Labour’s recent economic policies to…
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Nationwide cuts higher loan-to-value mortgage rates
Nationwide is reducing rates by up to 0.26 percentage points effective from tomorrow, Friday 21 March. The rate cuts will apply to…
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Advisers recognise benefits of smoothed funds but are put off by complexity and price – Wesleyan and the Lang Cat
A new generation of smoothed funds are helping advisers to manage volatility and comply with regulation, but providers must do more to…
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Top-performing funds honoured at LSEG Lipper European Fund Awards 2025
LSEG Lipper announced the winners of the LSEG Lipper European Fund Awards 2025, held in the City of London. Eight fund family…
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Inheritance tax receipts 11.8% up on last year at £7.6bn
Inheritance Tax receipts for April 2024 to February 2025 are £7.6 billion, which is £0.8 billion higher than the same period last…
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Scottish Widows: Two-thirds of employers embrace responsible pensions – but less than half have as their default
Scottish Widows has revealed that more than two-thirds (69%) of employers in the UK now offer a responsibly invested company pension* –…
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70% of advisers worried about pension and IHT changes as half of clients impacted
A new poll of UK financial advisers conducted by Quilter, the adviser platform, reveals 71% of advisers are worried about pensions becoming…
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Interest rates on hold due to rising costs – industry experts tell us what advisers need to know
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has held UK interest rates at 4.5%, following February’s cut, in a stance which had…
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No joy for the property market as interest rates held at 4.5%: experts tell us what it means for the mortgage and property markets
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has kept UK interest rates at 4.5%, following February’s cut, in a move that…
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