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Money Marketing
31 May 2006

20bn cost of living longer

1 Jun 2006
A case of wishful thinking

1 Jun 2006
A world of difference

1 Jun 2006
'A&L cannot grow without outside investment'

1 Jun 2006
A&L fixes exit fees as FSA action looms

1 Jun 2006
A&L reveals mortgage boost

5 Jun 2006
A&L slashes fees on new mortgage range

1 Jun 2006
Advice is ruled out of equation

1 Jun 2006
Advisers see business growth post A-day

5 Jun 2006
'Affordable housing shortage worsening'

1 Jun 2006
Aifa confident most IFAs will be spared case fees

1 Jun 2006

Cummings hails the trade body's successes one year after he became director general
AIG weighing in to bulk annuity sector

1 Jun 2006
Altmann questions cash claim for assistance scheme

1 Jun 2006
AMI aids advisers over clients buying abroad

1 Jun 2006
AMI fears the end is nigh for independents

1 Jun 2006

Trade body's director general talks about a Doomsday scenario if the FSA forces lenders to police mortgage intermediaries. By Guy Anker
Bear Bolton is baited by running fund bulls

1 Jun 2006
Best in show

1 Jun 2006

Adviser Fund Index
Big five under pressure as smaller firms make inroads

1 Jun 2006
Big win for Standard in float vote

1 Jun 2006

Magic million' in sight after late surge of postal votes
Blow for advisers in bid to cut FSCS levy

1 Jun 2006

IMA and CML both refuse to back proposals to subsidise IFAs
BM Solutions urges brokers to boost business by internet

1 Jun 2006
Bolton puts a stop on bull buoyancy

1 Jun 2006
Boxing clever

1 Jun 2006

Innovation and creativity are not two words that have been associated much with the mortgage industry in the past 18 months. The introduction of mortgage regulation managed to slow down innovation as lenders concentrated on getting to grips with the new regime and ensuring that their systems could cope.
Britons worry about bird flu more than debt and savings, says Pru

5 Jun 2006
Bulldozer

1 Jun 2006

Matt Goodman looks at the investment industry's reaction to Anthony Bolton's claim that the bull market run is coming to an end
Burn-Anderson multi-tie flops but profits soar

1 Jun 2006
Butterfield triples loan deal for divorce service

1 Jun 2006
Campaign gets Balls' backing

1 Jun 2006
Canada Life offers Best Doctors scheme to group IP clients

31 May 2006
Capita Hartshead to take on PPF job

5 Jun 2006
Capita sets sights on Mediquote service

1 Jun 2006
CFB to set up secured loan body

1 Jun 2006
Chancellor promises to fight for deregulation

6 Jun 2006

Chancellor Gordon Brown has pledged to take the fight for deregulation to Europe and extend the Governments risk-based approach to regulation.
Charlie Eppinger

1 Jun 2006

Cofunds' chief executive believes the key to success in the turbulent investment platform market over the next decade will be to offer the ability to aggregate products.
Check points

1 Jun 2006

The safeguards now in place should protect most lifetime lenders against customer complaints, says Mortgage Express product manager Roger Hillier
Commission choice could cut churning

1 Jun 2006
Concerns grow over FSA plans for lenders to police brokers

1 Jun 2006
Correspondent's week

1 Jun 2006

This week by former Money Marketing investment reporter Matt Davis
Dawnay Day Quantum

1 Jun 2006
Debts of despair

1 Jun 2006

Citizens Advice reports that consumer credit problems have doubled
Dismay over U-turn on RU64

1 Jun 2006
Eadon to head PFS

1 Jun 2006
Ehrmann leaves Gartmore

1 Jun 2006
'Failure to address public-sector inequality'

1 Jun 2006
Firms face 8bn costs

1 Jun 2006
Flat-rate S2P and axe for contracting out

1 Jun 2006
FOS denies it is struggling with caseload

1 Jun 2006

Policyholder waits 18 months for complaint to be heard
Frontiers for Skandia platforms

1 Jun 2006
FSA warns it will seek out loan rogues

1 Jun 2006
FTBs must wait until the Olympics to buy

6 Jun 2006
Ground works

1 Jun 2006

The Freehold income trust run by Close Brothers is a UK unauthorised unit trust which owns 43,000 freehold ground rents. These rents are usually only around 100 a year, which means that bad debts are rare because the lessee could lose the property through non-payment of this rent.
Half of FTSE 250 companies could pay off UK pension deficits within 3 years

6 Jun 2006
Halifax urges parents to take up CTFs

2 Jun 2006
HSBC warns of 'dumbing down'

1 Jun 2006
Ice puts block on party

1 Jun 2006
IFAs not prepared for Hip introduction

31 May 2006
IFAs urged to get 'statement of truth' from complainants

1 Jun 2006

Policyholders should be fully aware of the grounds for their complaint'
IMA hails reforms as big step forward

1 Jun 2006
In the dark

1 Jun 2006

If the FSA does abolish RU64, it could bring a return to the bad old days, with customers puzzled over pension suitability, says comp-liance consultant Adam Samuel
Independence is still key, 1 year into depolarisation

31 May 2006
Insight appoints Willis

2 Jun 2006
Insight chief investment officer becomes deputy chief executive

5 Jun 2006
Jelf acquires Cherwell Insurance Management

1 Jun 2006
Jelf looks for buy as turnover soars

1 Jun 2006
Jupiter could float as staff get incentives

1 Jun 2006
Leeds launches two-year fixed rate escalator bond

6 Jun 2006
Lenders predict BTL boost

1 Jun 2006
Lenders will be weakened

1 Jun 2006
Liverpool Vic adds underwriting team

1 Jun 2006
Lockyer quits financial services

1 Jun 2006
Means to an end

1 Jun 2006

The PPI has put forward a range of proposals to reduce means-testing of pensions
Mifid effects exaggerated

1 Jun 2006
Millfield of dreams

1 Jun 2006

Did Millfield's business plan bear any resemblance to reality?
Miton links with Standard Life

1 Jun 2006

Multi-manager MitonOptimal Asset Management is to make its funds available through Standard Life's wrap product.
Mix and match

1 Jun 2006

In my last article, I gave examples of the three ways in which pensions may be taken into account in financial settlements on divorce - these being set-off, attachment orders and sharing orders.
Moves to double broker business by 2008

1 Jun 2006
NAPF backs 'fairer system'

1 Jun 2006
New chairman of FSA smaller business panel appointed

5 Jun 2006

The FSA has appointed Mark Rothery as chairman of the Smaller Businesses Practitioner Panel.
New Star challenges Fof misconceptions

1 Jun 2006

New Star has launched a Mythbuster campaign on its website aimed at dispelling the misconceptions it believes are putting some IFAs off multi-manager funds.
NS&I rethink on bond ad

1 Jun 2006
NS&I withdraws performance claim after criticism

1 Jun 2006
NU bolsters its pension range with 18 new funds

1 Jun 2006
NU to launch equity release cash reserve option

5 Jun 2006
Nurs plans for Jupiter fund quartet

1 Jun 2006

Jupiter will become the latest firm to convert its multi-manager funds to a non-Ucits retail scheme structure on July 17.
Online exam launched for socially responsible investment

1 Jun 2006
Opposition doubt reforms will raise saving

1 Jun 2006
Over 40 per cent of people are worried about their finances

6 Jun 2006
Over 75 per cent of first CTFs invested

1 Jun 2006
Partnership Home Loans live on Exweb’s equity release service

2 Jun 2006
Pension back on track

1 Jun 2006

The A-Day changes bring some relief for a harassed businessman
Pensions deficits grow by £20bn as stockmarket falls

2 Jun 2006
Platform shake-up sees lending criteria extended

5 Jun 2006
Product matters: Currie favour

1 Jun 2006
Push now for levy justice

1 Jun 2006

Money Marketing likes to give IFAs the benefit of the doubt.
Quality advice v clients' needs

1 Jun 2006

An IFA recently said it was not their responsibility to create obstacles when a client expressed a desire for a particular product. Customer service dictated that the client should be given what they asked for, regardless if it was the right product or not.
Quality plea to help close 2trn gap

1 Jun 2006

Protection firms urged to address consumers' needs
Red letter ruling paves way for time-bar cases

1 Jun 2006
Risk is the word

1 Jun 2006

Last week was certainly a rollercoaster ride for those in equity markets. Risk is suddenly on everyone's lips.
Schroders shuns UK equity income

1 Jun 2006

Schroders' multi-manager team has omitted UK equity income exposure from any of its funds because it believes the sector constrains managers to a narrow part of the market.
Scottish Widows launch global real estate securities fund

2 Jun 2006
Selestia joins EMX Message System

5 Jun 2006
Sense of proportion

1 Jun 2006

What factors must be taken into account in determining the exit charge on trusts?
Service is top priority for NU

1 Jun 2006

Insurer brings in training and development to improve its service standard levels and increase response rates
Sesame identifies six distribution models

1 Jun 2006

Network claims depolarisation has created uncertainty around distribution
Shake-up predicted in equity-release underwriting

1 Jun 2006
Sipps not necessarily better than SSASs, says Alliance Trust Savings

6 Jun 2006
Skandia and Standard top 1st poll

31 May 2006
Skandia unveils fund managers for global best ideas fund

2 Jun 2006
Special sits' size restricts stockpicking

1 Jun 2006
Sprung joins Royal Liver board

1 Jun 2006
Standard Life strengthens its finance team

6 Jun 2006
Standard picks F&C chief to push closed-end funds

1 Jun 2006
Standard win demutualisation vote by a landslide

31 May 2006
Straight from the Hip

1 Jun 2006
Swip putting on the Reits with UK fund

1 Jun 2006
Tax-free cash clouds pension vision

1 Jun 2006
The first year report card

1 Jun 2006

Has the huge shake-up of depolarisation just been a big non-event and how is the FSA planning to measure the effect of the changes? Philip Scott looks at the financial services industry 12 months after the big switch
The FSA bans 11 firms in latest RMAR failure

5 Jun 2006

The FSA has barred eleven small firms for failing to submit their Retail Mediation Activity Reports, despite repeated requests.
The lady loves spilt tray

1 Jun 2006
The mighty Mifid

1 Jun 2006

You may be pleased to know that the World Cup has not been delayed. Imagine if Fifa announced that due to countries disagreeing about the quality of the pitches, it had been decided that the World Cup would be pushed back to 2007. It would cause worldwide outrage.
This week in Pensions

31 May 2006

What a week for pensions. Not even pictures of John Prescott playing croquet in the garden of his grace and favour home could stop pensions stories from getting top billing in the papers last week.
This week in Pensions

31 May 2006

What a week for pensions. Not even pictures of John Prescott playing croquet in the garden of his grace and favour home could stop pensions stories from getting top billing in the papers last week.
This week in Pensions

6 Jun 2006

Finally, two years after announcing plans to demutualise, Standard Life members have voted overwhelmingly for the company's floatation.
This week in Politics

2 Jun 2006

Following on from last week's 'Money isn't everything' speech from David Cameron Shadow Chancellor George Osborne moved further away from traditional perceptions of the Tory Party telling the BBC the next Conservative manifesto will not pledge tax cuts.
Thorneycroft joins Aifa board

6 Jun 2006
threesixty urges IFAs to renew PI cover

31 May 2006
Tories call debate on chaotic tax credit system

6 Jun 2006
Tory turn-round

1 Jun 2006

Aseries of Tory gains in the polls indicates that the public are being won over by David Cameron's relentless charm offensive and are starting to see the Conservatives as potential Government material.
Towry Law sells GI and healthcare arms

1 Jun 2006
Treasury cautious over pension linking

1 Jun 2006
Trusts still have IHT role

1 Jun 2006
TUC opposes rise in state pension age

1 Jun 2006
Turkish delight

1 Jun 2006

Turkey is set for bumper growth, with a new Banking Act in place and other legislation in the pipeline
Turned again

1 Jun 2006

The design of any Pensions Commission needs careful thought, warns PPI
Turner risks cut in savings

1 Jun 2006

The Government has been seen to be doing something on pension reform but they haven't really done anything yet.
Two options for running national scheme

1 Jun 2006
Typical boiler room victim loses 20,000 warns FSA

6 Jun 2006
UK leads the way in liability driven pensions

1 Jun 2006
Union protests as Pru plans Belfast closures in India move

1 Jun 2006
US firm Farallon looks at investing in Misys

1 Jun 2006
Which? says Hips will save 1m a day

1 Jun 2006
Which? warns of overseas property perils

2 Jun 2006
White heat

1 Jun 2006

The Government's White Paper proposals do not bode well for advisers
White Paper is set to free protected rights

1 Jun 2006
Whittaker joins brains trust for Skandia fund

1 Jun 2006
Widows still open for trust business

1 Jun 2006
With-profits is missing link in Field's proposals

1 Jun 2006
Woolwich criticised on tracker loan claims

1 Jun 2006
Wraps to put price pressure on bonds

1 Jun 2006
Yousefi denies need for BTL regulation

1 Jun 2006

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