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Tracker fund sales hit all-time record of £5.7bn in Q2
Written by KevinTracker fund sales reached an all-time record of £5.7bn in Q2 spurred by a shift by investors into bond funds.
Financial Planner launches LGBTQ-friendly advice service
Written by JamesAttitude Financial Services has launched a new advice proposition which aims to provide the LGBTQ community with financial advice.
Savers withdrew £2.75bn flexibly using the pension freedoms in Q2 2019, up 21% compared to a year earlier, new figures have revealed.
The Bank of England has held the Bank Rate at 0.75% as it cut forecasts for UK growth over the next two years.
The Pensions Regulator has called for small pension schemes to quit the market after new research findings.
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Julie Lord: ‘There is no advice gap’
Written by Julie Lord
I’m annoyed about this! About it being all about us in the profession, apparently failing to address this crucial issue of the advice gap.
Fintech firm builds team for international expansion
Written by JamesIntelliflo is structuring its business to deliver expansion internationally, with Australia the first country in the delivery pipeline it has been revealed.
AJ Bell calls on Javid to ‘radically’ simplify ISA rules
Written by JamesAndy Bell, chief executive of AJ Bell, has written to Sajid Javid, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, calling on him to “radically simplify” the rules around ISAs.
The FCA’s ‘Retirement Outcomes Review’ policy statement has come under fire from SIPPs specialists.