The financial advisory profession needs to become future-fit: not just in terms of adapting to regulatory and tax changes, but also in terms of how to fill the advice gap, senior spokespeople from ...
Recruitment company BWD has opened its Financial Planner Earnings & Benefits Census questionnaire and is calling on advisers across the UK to take part.
Investors have put an average of £27.4mn per month into Redwheel’s Global Intrinsic Value fund over the past year - an ...
The survey, which was conducted at a Primis Kick Off event in Northern Ireland, found brokers are optimistic about the ...
At the risk of sounding like one of those know-it-alls who liked a certain music genre before it became popular, FT Adviser kicked off International Women’s Day 2026 back in 2025.
Salary sacrifice will remain a valuable planning tool even after expected restrictions from 2029, according to Simon Martin, technical development manager at Aviva.
A call for immediate action from the Financial Conduct Authority has been made following Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust’s exit plan. Today (March 10) the investment trust said it had been left ...
The Financial Conduct Authority’s Value for Money consultation has closed, with industry experts raising concerns about forecasts, administrative burden and implementation risks.
As some adviser firms look to take greater control of their investment proposition, their fundamental objectives appear to be the same: try to deliver better outcomes, make faster decisions, and ...
Company directors, who pay themselves through salary and dividends, could be £600 worse off each year when changes to dividend taxes come into force on April 6.
Generation Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) are more likely than older counterparts to say they need financial advice, according to a new Opinium poll, but are less likely to take action.
The ground rent reforms will have wide-ranging implications for freeholders, developers and investors, and a number of concerns have been raised by stakeholders.