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Schroders’ Kelly: Value problems with ETF ‘sausage machine’

Ian Kelly, manager of the Schroder Global Equity Income fund, warns that investors in value-oriented tracker funds may not be getting the right exposure.

Cascading housing wealth benefits one in four millennials

He claimed the government was compounding this problem with products like the Lifetime Isa.

Guernsey ready to work with new UK government

He believes the news will have little impact on the Brexit negotiations.

Advisers shrug off concerns over impact on pension policy

But advisers responded with defiance.

‘If past history was all there was to the game, the richest people would be librarians’ – Warren Buffet

Whilst we are fortunate to encounter history on a daily basis, we can also shape our own pockets of history for future generations, thus leaving them with the best opportunity to prosper. I spoke to Patrick Haines, our Regional Director in the South, to

How the sun went down on UK’s retirement dream

Brexit threatens pensioners abroad and those who stayed put for fear of losing friends and moving in their 60s are thanking their lucky stars

Theresa May to quit in MONTHS? Shock claim PM will step down after Brexit concludes

Mrs May is arguably one of the most popular Prime Ministers in British history

Bold CFOs will reign over Brexit

But there is a difference between filtering useful information from noise and simply waiting to see what happens.

Embrace Technology or Risk Losing Next Generation of Clients

Digital solutions can enhance advisory services for firms and clients

Barclays, Libor and Bob the scapegoat

Finally, the real questions may be asked about the manipulation of an interest rate that governs prices around the world.

HSBC: Clients look to ‘flip’ business to Europe before Brexit deal

Contingency plans have already been drawn up by some global banks

SEI Funds Receive Global Recognition in 2017

Total of Six Awards in UK, US, and Canada in First Quarter

Sun, sea . . . and better value for money: Top places to retire

Portugal, France or Spain? Pension tax implications or other high-living costs can lead people to look abroad

The older expats facing poverty – thanks to Brexit and frozen pensions

The recent fall in the pound has made a terrible situation even worse.

Make fund charges simple, Morningstar urges FCA

The regulator suggested four ways that the all-in fee could be implemented

Bad news by Tim Price

“We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. Now, thanks to the Internet, we know this is not true.”

Harbour Pensions sees Qrops rise in EEA market despite 25% tax

The relationship with Feifa members will be overseen by Rebecca Fleming, sales & marketing manager at Harbour.

Different trends of real economic and confidence indicators open up the possibility of disappointments

Guy Wagner (BLI - Banque de Luxembourg Investments): Different trends of real economic and confidence indicators open up the possibility of disappointments

Tax Havens Can Be Surprisingly Close to Home

Gabriel Zucman, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, has estimated that as of 2013, about 10 percent of the world's financial wealth -- more than $6 trillion – was held in such locales.

Adviser pay hits all-time high in the UK

The average salary earned by UK advisers has hit an all-time high

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