FT Adviser

Retail investors will be given access to private markets on Hargreaves Lansdown’s platform next week, but advisers have raised concerns about clients investing directly in these markets.

FTAdviser

Laura Cornely has stressed she is not trying to “elbow human advisers off the stage” after some were sceptical about her new app, which looks to

Lancs Live

There are rumours that Chancellor Rachel Reeves could change ISA rules next year

Coventry Live

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is said to be considering slashing the tax-free amount workers can save in a cash ISA from the current £20,000 limit to as little as £4,000

Express.co.uk

EXCLUSIVE As Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves reportedly considers reducing the cash ISA’s tax-free allowance, one expert has predicted an unintended consequence.

Moneyweek

Gilt yields have increased in recent months but what is the best way to play the bond market?

FTAdviser

Fund managers see opportunity in the volatile bond markets of late but advisers are less keen to adjust their portfolios to capitalise on them.

The Independent

Personal finances can be improved through steps such as budgeting, building savings, insurance and pensions

FTAdviser

Advisers have reacted to yesterday's Budget by saying while it was tamer than expected, they anticipate it to have a big impact on estate planning and to be painful for investors and businesses.

FTAdviser

Are certified financial planners happier and do they earn more? The CFP Board certainly thinks so.

Manchester Evening News

ISA savers who were looking forward to using the ‘£5000 allowance’ to invest in British companies will be disappointed after Labour scrapped the ‘unworkable’ scheme

FTAdviser

Advisers are telling their clients to keep calm in the face of global stock markets falling and fears of a US recession.

The Scotsman

The FTSE 100 plunged in early trading today after an expected global stock market rout started overnight, with Japan's Nikkei 225 index suffering its worst day since 1987.

Moneyweek

The traditional mantra of relying on a global tracker is under threat as risky technology stocks dominate funds – how should you invest?

FTAdviser

Advisers are mixed on their allocation plans for emerging markets, according to the latest FT Adviser poll for Talking Point.

The Intermediary

Newspage asked a selection of financial services experts how they would you rate the Bank of England’s performance over the past two to three years

FTAdviser

Half of financial advisers are looking to increase their allocation to private assets over the next 12 months, according to the latest FT Adviser poll for Talking Point.

FT Adviser

Now is the most attractive entry point to the bond market “in a lifetime”, investment advisers have said, as yields push record highs.

The Intermediary

Free UK news agency, Newspage, sought the views of financial services experts and business owners on whether Liz Truss’s headline policy of ultra-low corporation tax rates, like Ireland, could have benefitted...

Introducer Today

Interest rates WILL go up next week … and maybe after that

Pensions Expert

At least a fifth of savers do not believe annuities offer good value, despite rates being at a near 14-year high, a survey has revealed.

FTAdviser

The role of corporate bonds in a 60/40 portfolio is a challenge for investors, according to the latest FTAdviser poll for Talking Point.

IFA Magazine

Following the US inflation data published earlier, free PR platform Newspage, has collected the thoughts of brokers and advisers and has shared them with IFA M

Financial Reporter

The Office for Budget Responsibility predicts that UK inflation will fall to 2.9% by the end of 2023.

FTAdviser

Advisers consider a number of key factors when considering whether to invest a proportion of a client’s money in private assets, according to the latest FTAdviser poll for Talking Point.

IFA Magazine

With a third of investment app users (35%) checking their balance every day and nearly half having three or fewer assets in their portfolios, according to a

Investment Week

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s move today (15 March) to abolish the pensions lifetime allowance (LTA) could see more people turning to advisers, according to Continuum.

Mortgage Solutions

Fixed mortgage interest rates could stay fairly stable despite today’s base rate increase, the industry has predicted.

This Is Money

Investors have endured a torrid few days. So what - if anything - should investors be doing? And is it really as bad as all that?

Protection Reporter

8% have cancelled a financial product such as a pension or dental/life insurance.

Corporate Adviser

Over the two time periods of January through March 2022 and April through June 2022, the growth of regular salaries

IFA Magazine

Since May to July 2022, the professional and scientific industry has been the only one where regular wage growth (excluding bonuses) has remained higher than in

Professional Adviser

Ahead of the Autumn Statement later, advisers have shared their views on inheritance tax (IHT) planning

Professional Adviser

IFAs and financial planning specialists are sharing their views ahead of what has been forecasted to be the biggest interest rate hike in more than 30 years.

Financial Reporter

The Bank of England is expected to raise rates by 0.75% at its next meeting.

Capital.com

The markets have judged massive fiscal changes positive – but much more detail is to come and the sting of higher mortgage rates for millions remains. What next for sterling? Read on...

Freelance Informer

The new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is not shy when it comes to giving bad news. So, freelancers should prepare for more fiscal changes

IFA Magazine

This morning, the Bank of England has announced that it will widen the scope of its daily gilt purchase operations to include purchases of index-linked gilts,

Proactive Investors

The UK blue chip index under pressure again as investors face combination of concerns

Professional Adviser

IFAs have blasted lifestyling strategies used by many work-based pensions, labelling them ‘lifestealing’ and ‘a lazy, horrific idea’ from a bygone era, research has found.

IFA Magazine

Worries about interest rate volatility following Chancellor Kwarteng’s (not so) mini-budget, as well as rising rates and the huge turbulence and concerns in th

ICAEW

Following the government’s U-turn on the abolition of the additional rate of income tax, financial services professionals give their view on its impact.

Yahoo News

Britain’s debt-fuelled economy remains threatened by recession and the pound mired by trouble despite the government of new Prime Minister Liz Truss performing a swift tax U-turn.

France 24

Britain’s debt-fuelled economy remains threatened by recession and the pound mired by trouble despite the government of new Prime Minister Liz Truss performing a swift tax U-turn.

Digital Journal

Britain’s debt-fuelled economy remains threatened by recession and the pound mired by trouble despite the government of new Prime Minister Liz Truss