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The Financial Ombudsman Service will use £24.5m of its reserves to freeze its levies for the 2020/21 financial year.
A Wolverhampton financial adviser has been banned for 8 years after clients lost £7m due to poor pension investment advice involving SIPPs.
The Personal Finance Society, the Chartered Financial Planner professional body, has backed the FCA’s decision to defer its rule obliging advisers to send ’10% drop letters’ to clients when their investments fall by 10% or more.
John Moret: We must adapt to new realities
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The events of the last few weeks have impacted just about every aspect of everyday living – including the world of pensions.
Andy Bell, chief executive of platform and SIPP provider AJ Bell, has welcomed news that rules on 10% ‘investment drop’ letters will be relaxed until at least 1 October.
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Key regulators and the government-backed advice body The Money and Pensions Service (MAPS)have today urged savers to keep calm and avoid panicky pension changes.
In one fell swoop the Chancellor has changed the rules of the game for the self-employed.
Eighteen months ago PIMFA refurbished our offices in City Road, necessitating a six-week work-from-home programme for our entire team.
Expanding Financial Planner and IFA Ascot Lloyd has acquired Ring Associates, an East Anglian Financial Planning firm with 45 staff.