Money Marketing
18 April 2007

Over half of advisers back shadow plan

19 Apr 2007
Purnell announces review panel and issues call for evidence

23 Apr 2007

The Government has announced details of a funding review to help to people who lost money when their pension schemes collapsed.
Sales head Beddall quits Credit Suisse

19 Apr 2007
4,000 More City jobs to be created this year

20 Apr 2007

Around 4,200 more City jobs will be created this year, according to research from the Centre for Economic and Business Research. Most of the employment growth has been in the professional services sector, including law and accountancy roles, making up 2,800 new jobs in the Square Mile and Canary Wharf.
98 small firms lose permission over RMAR failures

19 Apr 2007

The FSA cancelled the permissions of 151 small firms in 2006-07 compared with 161 the previous year, with 98 failing to submit RMAR returns.
A corner for a foreign yield

19 Apr 2007

Advisers are increasingly recognising the long-term prospects for global income.
A fistful of pounds

18 Apr 2007

Neil Woodford’s income funds were once again the lynchpins of what has turned out to be a very up and down Isa season.
A notion divided

19 Apr 2007

The changing nature of equity income has made it near impossible to distinguish between those managers who seek to provide a rising dividend and those willing to sacrifice some income in favour of potentially higher capital gains.
A shaw thing

19 Apr 2007

Sad news, we know, but Correspondent's Week has finally come to an end as Money Marketing launches a new trio of society columnists to the world of financial services.
A tasty addition for financial providers

19 Apr 2007

Having come through another Isa season, it is easy to see the benefits of a tasty wrap as a seasonal addition to the menu.
A third of FTBs borrowing five-times income

18 Apr 2007
Abbey axes up-front costs on loan range

19 Apr 2007
Abbey promises no fees for homemovers

18 Apr 2007

Abbey has launched a raft of new products that remove all of the upfront costs for homemovers.
ABI accused of leaving IFAs in dark on CI

19 Apr 2007

Scottish Provident has hit out at the Association of British Insurers for leaving IFAs uninformed on critical-illness insurance developments by not communicating its statement of best practice effectively to them.
ACA calls for shared risk schemes as part of deregulatory review

20 Apr 2007

The Government must introduce radical reforms in its deregulatory review of pensions including a “shared risk” scheme to avoid levelling down as a result of personal accounts, says the Association of Consulting Actuaries.
A-Day effect wears off for Aviva

24 Apr 2007

Aviva reported a slight drop in UK pension sales as the A-Day effect began to wear off.
Adviser Fund Index

19 Apr 2007

The rules for the construction of the Adviser Fund Indices have been revised, allowing the panellists greater access to multi-manager funds.
Ahipp blasts reform scaremongers

19 Apr 2007

Hip supporters have hit out at critics of the new regime in an outspoken statement headed, "Lies, damn lies and uninformed Hip critics.
Aifa revamps site to widen careers focus

20 Apr 2007

Aifa and the AMI have set up an extended graduate career section as part of its revamped website, with information about profess-ional development and a job search section.
Alternative medicine

19 Apr 2007

Sarah Hall looks at the problems of giving advice on annuity alternatives.
ASA rejects complaints about Hip ads

19 Apr 2007

The Advertising Standards Authority has rejected a series of complaints against controversial Government home information pack marketing.
Aviva's Snowball leaves for Towergate

23 Apr 2007
B&CE backs proposals to make it pay to save

19 Apr 2007

B&CE Benefit Schemes has thrown its weight behind the Department for Work and pensions select committee's recommendations for an increase in the amount that people can save into pension personal accounts without eroding means-tested benefits.
Balls calls for Age 70 rule to be scrapped

23 Apr 2007
Barclays backlog on cash Isa

19 Apr 2007
Barclays' Skirton joins Gartmore as non-exec chairman

18 Apr 2007
Barnard to launch protection review awards

19 Apr 2007

The architect of critical illness cover Dr Marius Barnard, will be the guest speaker at this year’s Protection Review launch dinner on July 11.
Best year yet for the finance masters

20 Apr 2007

Virtually every masters in finance graduate from London Business School found employment within three months of graduating in 2006, making it the best recruitment year yet for the school.
Beyond the hype

19 Apr 2007

So much for the pessimism of a number of commentators who, like me, have been warning of a potential setback in share prices. Last week saw the UK market continue its upward progression and break through 6,400 for the first time in more six years.
BlackRock's big in Japan

19 Apr 2007

Just when you thought that morale at bigger firms is not quite what it is cut out to be, the Diary is here to prove you wrong.
BoS and TMB raise LTVs to 90%

19 Apr 2007

HBOS pair Bank of Scotland and The Mortgage Business have increased their loan-to-value ratios to 90 per cent on a number of products.
Brand stand

19 Apr 2007

We now appear to be at the start of spring. Stockmarkets are up, as are house prices, while new business figures from product providers increase. Adviser numbers are growing and consumer demand to find an IFA through www.unbiased. co.uk is very encouraging.
Broker Talkback

19 Apr 2007

Do you think advisers should be able to cold-call customers?
Brokers want retro boost for critical policies

19 Apr 2007

Protection advisers are calling for improvements to critical-illness insurance policies to be applied retrospectively to existing customers as well as new customers to boost trust in the industry.
Brown battles down critics

23 Apr 2007

After a tough week in which the Conservatives through threw every pensions weapon they had at the Chancellor, Gordon Brown seems to have come through as well as he could have wished after a storming Commons performance and strong backbench support.
BSA lending doubles in Q1, says BSA

23 Apr 2007
Building up funds

19 Apr 2007

Funds that tap into housing are becoming increasingly popular with investors, offering the potential without many of the problems associated with owning bricks and mortar, says Samantha Downes.
Canada Class act for online cover

19 Apr 2007
Cheviot in fund of funds first launch

19 Apr 2007

Cheviot Asset Management has set up a multi-asset fund of funds as its first investment product following the firm's relaunch last May.
CII calls for framework to monitor generic advisers

18 Apr 2007

The Chartered Insurance Institute is calling for the introduction of a framework to evaluate and monitor prospective generic advisers saying this will be essential for public protection if unregulated generic advice is launched.
CII members vote for modernised structure

19 Apr 2007

Chartered Insurance Institute members have approved proposals to modernise the organisation, with a new governing board replacing its existing council.
Claims Standards Council chief quits as regulation day looms

19 Apr 2007

The Claims Standards Council is to vote for a new chairman at an extraordinary general meeting next week following the resignation of Andrew Twambley after just six months in the role.
'Competition adds to confusion on CI'

19 Apr 2007

Bright Grey has warned against protection providers racing each other to cover the most conditions under their critical-illness policies.
'Constant review is needed for clients'

19 Apr 2007

SimplyBiz says product providers must take a lot of the responsibility for encouraging commission-led sales by advisers because of their remuneration terms.
Consumers don't trust the big banks

19 Apr 2007

Barclays is the least trusted of the big five high-street banks according to research from independent personal finance website fool.co.uk.
Critical differences

19 Apr 2007

Last year, a friend called me on his mobile as he was on his way to the tube station after work. "I think I'm having a heart attack," he said. I told him to call 999 and wait for an ambulance.
Deadline is set for electronic pension filing

19 Apr 2007

HM Revenue & Customs says pension schemes must file some information electronically from October 16.
Deadlines were made to be broken

18 Apr 2007

I keep meaning to stop going on about pension term assurance but then something else happens - the latest being the extension of the deadline for pipeline business.
Defining moment

19 Apr 2007

Several of the big protection brokers, including Lifesearch and Direct Life & Pensions, believe insurers should backdate any definition changes to critical illness policies.
Diploma deadline for Towry advisers

20 Apr 2007

Towry Law is aiming to raise professional standards by setting the Chartered Insurance Institute’s diploma in financial planning as its minimum benchmark qualification by the end of 2008.
Dismal start for Homebuy scheme

19 Apr 2007

The Government has revealed that fewer than 500 people have taken a mortgage in the first six months of its Openmarket Homebuy scheme designed to help first-time buyers and key workers.
Doctor in the house

19 Apr 2007

Interest-free loans from will trusts may not always be a prescription for IHT avoidance.
'Don't believe the Reit hype'

19 Apr 2007
Duffy considers lender role as he quits Hamptons

19 Apr 2007

Hamptons Mortgages managing director Kevin Duffy is considering a role in the lending industry following his surprise departure from the broker firm late last week.
Employers with DC schemes bucking their duties, warns Aon Consulting

23 Apr 2007

Many of the large number of employers sponsoring defined contribution schemes are shying away from the practical duties, according to Aon Consulting.
Equity Release Special Report: Home economics

19 Apr 2007

Four-page section opens with David Borrowman, managing partner of solicitors Caesar and Howie, and Dean Mirfin, business development director at Key Retirement Solutions, explaining the increased role that equity release is likely to take in future as people's main retirement planning falls short of the target.
Equity Release Special Report: The asset set

19 Apr 2007

EXPERTS Q&A: our panel assess the potential of the market and why few IFAs offer advice on the complex sector.
Equity Release Special Report: The authorised reversion

19 Apr 2007

Many people look forward to April as the first month when you can believe that spring is almost sprung.
Essential reviewing

19 Apr 2007

Two recent publications contain vital information for protection advisers.
Euro political row erupts over Equitable

19 Apr 2007

The row between members of the European Parliament's committee of inquiry into Equitable Life has escalated, with Conservative MEP Sir Robert Atkins accusing Labour MEPs of trying to wreck the report for political gain.
F&C offloads Credit Suisse fund holding

19 Apr 2007

F&C's multi-manager team has sold the Credit Suisse alpha income fund from all four of its portfolios because there is still no sign of a full-time manager six months after the departure of Errol Francis.
Fast March for house prices

19 Apr 2007

House prices picked up again in March as the market absorbed interest rate rises, says the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Fidelity platform cuts out IFAs with direct Sipp deal

19 Apr 2007

Fidelity FundsNetwork has been accused of undermining advisers by waiving costs for Sipp clients if they buy direct in a bid to boost sales.
Fidelity upbeat on Europe prospects

19 Apr 2007

Fidelity's Tim McCarron has reassured investors that despite four years of strong returns there is still scope for European growth.
Firms use net to find out more about prospective employees

20 Apr 2007
FSA aims to gag protestors

19 Apr 2007

The FSA is seeking to gag people who complain about it from talking to the press in a move that legal experts suggest could be in breach of the Human Rights Act.
FSA continues with adviser fee instalment plan

24 Apr 2007

The FSA and trade bodies have negotiated another payment by instalments plan to enable advisers to pay regulatory fees in this way for the next year.
FSA sets out plans for principles-based regulation

23 Apr 2007
FSA warns sub-prime market to beware US threat

20 Apr 2007

The Financial Services Authority has warned the sub-prime sector it could go the same way as the troubled US market if it fails to tighten-up lending criteria.
Go with the flow

20 Apr 2007

Lenders must ensure a steady flow of new blood to aid clients and brokers.
Gross mortgage lending sees record March, says CML

23 Apr 2007
Guy Batchelor

19 Apr 2007

Lehman Brothers' UK mortgage business sales and marketing director has recently returned to the market after 10 years with Platform and is at the forefront of his new firm's three-pronged attack on specialist mortgages Interview by Guy Anker.
Half of advisers still in dark on new definitions

19 Apr 2007

Nearly half of protection advisers are unaware that critical-illness definitions are changing at the end of April, according to a survey by The Exchange on behalf of Royal Liver.
Half of brokers sell secured loans

19 Apr 2007
Hargreaves Lansdown heading for FTSE 250

19 Apr 2007

Hargreaves Lansdown shareholders are set to share a windfall of up to £175m after the company confirmed its intention to float 25 per cent of its shares on the London Stock Exchange next month.
Hay accuses life companies of neglecting wrap development

19 Apr 2007

James Hay has sparked a wrap wrangle by accusing life offices of having little commitment to the wrap market and only launching their platforms to recycle existing business.
HL pulls in £420m Isas, £750m Sipps

19 Apr 2007

Hargreaves Lansdown sold £420m of Isas in the last tax year - an increase of 30 per cent on the previous year.
Hothouse flowers

19 Apr 2007

There is nothing like a controversial mortgage product or two to shake things up a bit. In the past couple of weeks, two lenders have obliged by launching new products. Neither is revolutionary, both have been done before but that does not make them any less controversial.
Huge inflows raise fears over Woodford's funds

19 Apr 2007

Invesco Perpetual has allayed adviser concerns about the ever increasing size of Neil Woodford's income and high-income funds.
In Mott we trust

19 Apr 2007

Ian Chimes, former retail managing director of Credit Suisse and now one of the founders of PSigma Asset Management, deserves high praise for persuading Bill Mott to come back into day-today fund management.
Income revamp for Jupiter fund

19 Apr 2007

Jupiter is to restructure its £13.5m North American fund to develop a stronger income stream.
Independent advice on Isas reaches record high, says IFAP

18 Apr 2007

Demand for independent financial advice on Isas through IFA Promotion’s unbiased.co.uk website has reached record levels in 2007.
Inflation rise sparks rate speculation

19 Apr 2007

Inflation hit 3.1 per cent in March, prompting speculation that the Bank of England will raise interest rates by a quarter point next month.
Inflation worries mount

20 Apr 2007

All the talk this week has centred upon potential interest rate rises following news that inflation hit a 15-year high of 3.1 per cent in March.
Isa flows avoid the big freeze

19 Apr 2007

Chris Salih says a late upturn in sales saved the Isa season.
Kassin moves to Credit Suisse

19 Apr 2007
Keep the Faif

19 Apr 2007

New alternative funds could be a useful addition to retail portfolios.
Keeping up with Jones

19 Apr 2007

Skandia press officer Alex Jones is back with a splash on our Diary page.
Kirwan leaves Scottish Widows

19 Apr 2007

Nick Kirwan has quit as Scottish Widows protection marketing director.
L&G launches group Sipp

20 Apr 2007

Legal & General is launching a new product in the group defined contribution market.
L&G plans group Sipp debut

19 Apr 2007

Legal & General has become the latest pension provider to confirm its interest in the group Sipp market as it prepares to launch a product this year.
Langridge leaves Invesco Perpetual

23 Apr 2007

Invesco Perpetual fund manager Kathryn Langridge has left the firm to join investment house Lloyd George as chief investment officer.
Leeds launches options bond with NU

19 Apr 2007
Legal & General bond fund takes Ucits III 'to the limit'

19 Apr 2007

Legal & General is offering a bond fund that will have the ability to invest across different countries, asset types and credit ratings.
Lenders pulling fixed deals as rate fears hit home

19 Apr 2007

Lenders have begun pulling their fixed rate deals amid speculation of another base rate rise in May.
Life in the pension world

19 Apr 2007

Next month's Money Marketing Live London conference and exhibition will once again give pension advisers the opportunity to hear from the experts on the latest industry developments.
Lifeboat fund amendments narrowly defeated in Parliament

18 Apr 2007

Cross-party amendments to the Pensions Bill to offer further help to the 125,000 people who lost out when their occupational schemes collapsed were narrowly defeated in Parliament this afternoon.
Marriage of convenience

19 Apr 2007

The industry is wedded to indemnity but it is now time to consider a divorce.
Mazars merges with Aim advisory firm

19 Apr 2007

Mazars, the international financial adviser firm, has merged with MRI Moores Rowland, a London-based accountancy and consultancy business.
Merricks under attack after he blasts CI on TV

19 Apr 2007

Protection providers have warned Financial Ombudsman Service chief ombudsman Walter Merricks that his outspoken public criticism of critical-illness policies could lead to an increase in lapse rates and leave people without cover.
MiltonOptimal sees the wood for the trees

19 Apr 2007

MitonOptimal has embraced the environmentally friendly theme by investing in a socially responsible teak plantation fund.
Mortgage book falls at Kensington

19 Apr 2007

Kensington Group's problems have continued as it revealed that its mortgage book has fallen and and its margins have been cut in its first quarter trading statement.
MPC Investors appoint Grant Webster to multi asset team

23 Apr 2007

MPC Investors has appointed Grant Webster as quantitative analyst within its multi asset team.
MPs bid to launch lifeboat to help pension victims

19 Apr 2007

A cross-party group of MPs has tabled amendments to the Pensions Bill aiming to force the Government to inc-rease payouts to people who lost out when their occupational schemes collapsed.
Multi-manager rebrands for national push

19 Apr 2007

Smith & Pinching Portfolio Management (SPPM) has announced a new trading name for their multi-manager operations - OPM (Only Performance Matters) Fund Management.
Nationwide to increase rates on its book

20 Apr 2007

Nationwide Building Society is increasing the rates on some of its fixed and tracker rate mortgages.
NatWest calls on borrowers to switch their mortgage

19 Apr 2007
New Star website for trust data

19 Apr 2007
Niznik leaves Standard Life

24 Apr 2007

Standard Life UK opportunities manager Mark Niznik has resigned from the firm amid rumours he is set to join investment boutique Artemis
Not on cue

19 Apr 2007

The Money Marketing pool team were unceremoniously dumped out of the New Star pool tournament after a bit of sharp play from eventual winners Chelsea Financial Services.
Offshore amnesty could bring in 5bn

19 Apr 2007

The Government's amnesty for UK taxpayers with undisclosed offshore bank accounts could net the Treasury up to 5bn.
On the line

20 Apr 2007
One step beyond

19 Apr 2007

Guy Anker looks at the controversy surrounding cheap introductory deals.
Passage through India

19 Apr 2007

Financial advice firm the Bartlett Group is embarking on a trek across India for Help the Aged. The firm is hoping to raise a minimum of 5,200.
Paternoster doubles assets in Q1

19 Apr 2007
Pearl appoints director of M&A

24 Apr 2007
Pensions fight will move to the Lords

19 Apr 2007

Opposition parties are to take their fight for greater compensation for victims of occupational scheme wind-ups to the Lords after their amendments were narrowly defeated yesterday.
People on the move

20 Apr 2007

Mortgages
'PFS misses wrap point'

19 Apr 2007

The Personal Finance Society's wrap questionnaire has been criticised by IFAs who feel it neglected to include the main reason for using platforms.
Pickering warns of 'delivery disaster'

19 Apr 2007

The Government has begun its search for someone to lead the personal accounts delivery authority.
Playing the field

19 Apr 2007

Speculators homing in on agricultural land as a potential investment opportunity may find they do not always reap what they sow.
Pluses and minuses

19 Apr 2007

Helen Pow reports on Alliance & Leicester's entry into the 100 per cent-plus mortgage market.
Portal switches on Entelechy scheme

19 Apr 2007
Portman members approve merger with Nationwide

23 Apr 2007
PosSol denies CEO Johnson set to quit

19 Apr 2007

Positive Solutions has confirmed that chief executive Neil Johnson will remain at the firm until at least the end of the year.
Pressing matters

19 Apr 2007

We live in a world where the focus of media attention moves rapidly from one topic to the next. It is easy to become obsessed with whatever grabs the headlines at any moment.
Property price rises hit 12.1%

19 Apr 2007
Proportional representation

19 Apr 2007

This article concludes my short series discussing key issues within director sharepurchase arrangements by first considering who should pay the premiums under associated life policies and then summarising some of the key stages in establishing the arrangement.
Providers peeved as PTA deadline extended to July

19 Apr 2007

Protection providers have reacted angrily to the decision by the Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs to extend the deadline for pipeline pension term assurance business to July 31 following ABI pressure.
Pru takes stake as Assureweb raises 7.5m for infrastructure

19 Apr 2007

Prudential has become the sixth product provider to take a stake in Assureweb.
PruHealth and Boots launch PMI on high street

19 Apr 2007
Quest for quality

20 Apr 2007

How Force 4 Mortgages has structured its recruitment programme.
Questions to be answered over exit strategies

19 Apr 2007

An open letter to Michael Coogan of the Council of Mortgage lenders.
Record business for Exweb portal

19 Apr 2007
Recruitment realities

20 Apr 2007
Reform of FOS funding delayed

19 Apr 2007

The FSA has delayed proposals to reform the funding of the Financial Ombudsman Service due to "significant volatility" in its case numbers.
Risky business

19 Apr 2007

Understanding a portfolio manager's approach to risk is an important aspect of fund assessment. An impressive track record should always be considered in relation to the degree of risk taken to achieve it.
Savills sows seeds for farm growth

19 Apr 2007

Savills Private Finance is expanding its agricultural division with the appointment of Matt Ducker from property consultant Strutt & Parker.
School of learning

20 Apr 2007

I was supposed to go to university when I left school but I struggled to see the point. I was 19 and I did not think that I was mature enough to understand what I was doing and I know what would have happened if I had gone.
Scottish Life calls last orders on demutualisation payouts

23 Apr 2007

Scottish Life is making a last call for former members to get in touch if they had an eligible policy at the time of the company’s demutualisation in 2001, as they may be entitled to a payment of £500 for loss of membership
Scottish Life International launches discounted gift trust

20 Apr 2007

Scottish Life International has added a ‘discounted gift trust’ to its range of draft trusts for use in inheritance tax planning strategies.
Sesame fined £330,000 for SCARPs failings

19 Apr 2007

Sesame has been fined £330,000 for failing to treat its customers fairly when handling complaints concerning Structured Capital At Risk Products (SCARPs).
Sipp firm aims to cut out advisers

19 Apr 2007

Fidelity FundsNetwork is looking to boost direct sales of its Sipp offering by waiving costs for Sipp clients if they buy direct.
Sipp showdown

19 Apr 2007

James Salmon gauges reaction to Scottish Life's Sipp criticisms.
Skandia/Selestia merged platform expected imminently

24 Apr 2007

Skandia MultiFunds and Selestia are expected to announce plans this week as to how the merged platform will look.
'Small firms should heed consultants'

19 Apr 2007
Spreading the offshore net to catch more fish

24 Apr 2007

Don’t be fooled into thinking HM Revenue & Customs will be content to leave the tax amnesty at offshore bank accounts.
Standard Life launches AGM website

20 Apr 2007
Standard Life sends out first AGM mailing

18 Apr 2007

Standard Life will begin mailing around 1.5m shareholders in over 50 countries ahead of its first Annual General Meeting as a listed plc.
Striding hedge

19 Apr 2007

Funds of hedge funds will start to creep on to the retail investment radar, following the FSA's decision to relax its ruling on the maximum amount a fund can invest in unregulated collective schemes, but I am sure most investors will be reaching for the Valium at the thought of putting their money into hedge funds.
Strike up the nil-rate band

19 Apr 2007

The news on the inheritance tax regime from this year's Budget was positive for a change.
Survey says pension firms fail on statement quality

19 Apr 2007

A new survey of pension statements claims major companies are failing to reach an acceptable benchmark for service.
Tech threat to packagers

19 Apr 2007

Most brokers believe that technological advancements by lenders could see them use fewer packagers.
Thames aims for the mainstream

19 Apr 2007

Thames River is looking to set up a mainstream UK equity fund once its new multi-manager team led by Gary Potter and Robert Burdett have settled in, with UK equity income top of the list.
The rate escape

19 Apr 2007

Gregor Watt reports on figures which show borrowers flocking to take out fixed-rate deals as they fear another increase in bank base rate.
Thinc targets women in recruitment drive

20 Apr 2007

Thinc Group is targeting women in a recruitment campaign to be unveiled later this year.
To B or not to B?

19 Apr 2007

Whatever measure of inflation you use, it is unarguable that we are in a low-inflation environment.
Tomorrow people

19 Apr 2007

Those crazy guys at Tomorrow (the new, improved name of GE Life) certainly earned their commission judging by the amount of times that they uttered the word Tomorrow at a party to celebrate the new brand last week.
Tories pile pension pressure on Brown

19 Apr 2007

The Conservatives this week tabled an unprecedented motion of no confidence in Gordon Brown over his handling of occupational pensions.
Truestone hires Ed Smithson as senior consultant

24 Apr 2007

Ed Smithson has joined Truestone Employee Benefits in the role of senior consultant.
Unum gets new look as US parent leads revamp

19 Apr 2007

UnumProvident is shortening its name to Unum and introducing a new corporate identity.
Upping the anti

19 Apr 2007

Implementation of anti-age discrimination laws has done more harm than good.
Watchdog puts bite on critical cover

19 Apr 2007

Chief financial ombudsman Walter Merricks has caused a storm over claim statistics with remarks made on the Watchdog TV programme last week.
Why direct approach has lost support for Standard

19 Apr 2007

I am not at all surprised to read of Standard Life being slammed by advisers for taking it upon itself to write direct to their clients.
Will advisers finally reach their True Potential?

19 Apr 2007

News gets around fast in this industry. Sometimes a little prematurely, as was the case this week with suggestions that Neil Johnson was leaving Positive Solutions to join the raft of PS-ers at David Harrison’s new venture True Potential.
Winterthur boosts adviser support

24 Apr 2007

Winterthur has expanded its adviser support with appointments in each of its four UK business regions - north, midlands, south west and south east.
With-profit bonds finally pay off

23 Apr 2007
Woodford dominates Isa sales

19 Apr 2007

Equity income takes lion's share of business on platforms but property funds continue to make strong showing.

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