00:01 | 22 Nov 2008
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Oliver Marsland
Good financial advice requires an honest and productive relationship between client and adviser, but changes to a business can be positive if appropriate action is taken early.
00:01 | 16 Nov 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
Yes – in term of safety it’s much better than a motorcyle, scooter or bicycle and it saves you having to ferry them around.
00:01 | 15 Nov 2008
| By
Alan Smith
Because you need to ensure you don’t run out of money before you run out of life
00:01 | 08 Nov 2008
| By
Richard Lander, Saran Allott-Davey
A good IFA can be worth their weight in gold. Just make sure you pick the right one.
00:01 | 06 Nov 2008
| By
Lee Robertson
The appeal of Sipps is widening beyond their original appeal to wealthy people.
12:27 | 03 Nov 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
Credit reference agencies maintain files on all your borrowings, and any arrears or defaults will affect your ability to borrow in future.
16:16 | 31 Oct 2008
| By
Joss Harwood
As if you weren't feeling stressed enough by the economic situation, Christmas is coming!
07:48 | 02 Oct 2008
| By
Joss Harwood
Give the student in your life a few financial lessons.
00:01 | 22 Jul 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
Take the matter up with the insurer but if that is not satisfactory, ask to have the matter referred to the Financial Ombudsman Service, a free dispute resolution service.
00:01 | 21 Jul 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
With energy prices going through the roof it makes financial sense to save energy, even if you aren’t concerned about your carbon footprint.
00:01 | 20 Jul 2008
| By
Joss Harwood
Your trusted adviser will help you to achieve your short, medium and longer term goals and objectives in life by using a comprehensive financial planning strategy over time.
00:01 | 19 Jul 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
...by not making solicitors executors of your will.
00:01 | 30 Jun 2008
| By
Keith Iles
More people are looking at the flexible option of income drawdown after they retire.
00:01 | 29 Jun 2008
| By
Marlene Shalton
You will cope best with divorce if you are realistic about what you need and do an inventory of all you own and owe.
00:01 | 28 Jun 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
Yes - because if you don’t, your insurer can not only refuse to pay your claim but could also sue for fraud or obtaining money by deception
00:01 | 25 Jun 2008
| By
Oliver Marsland
With the state pension paying just 17% of average lifetime earnings, the UK desperately needs a change.
00:01 | 24 Jun 2008
| By
Alan Dick
Don’t assume your cost of living will fall significantly when you retire.
00:01 | 23 Jun 2008
| By
Lorna Bourke
Yes – particularly if it is general insurance such as buildings, contents or motor cover, or income protection and permanent health insurance where there are limits on what will be paid out.
00:01 | 22 Jun 2008
| By
Alan Dick
The first step towards gaining control of your money is simply to make the commitment to take action; the fact that you are reading this shows that you are already over the first hurdle.
00:01 | 21 Jun 2008
| By
Marlene Shalton
Yes – but depending on her/his state of health and her finances.
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