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Scottish Widows scooped the website of the year gong at last night's ninth annual Online Finance Awards.
Names in the frame for this year’s Incisive Media Online Finance Awards 2008 , in association with IFAonline, have been announced today.
Clarity Global won the best online IFA award last night at IFAonline 's eighth Online Finance Awards.
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A full list of the winners at IFAonline' s eighth Online Finance Awards:
Bestinvest, Digital Look, Moneyextra and Motley Fool have all been shortlisted as the potential winner of the best financial advice site award at this year’s Online Finance Awards.
Incisive Media’s Online Finance Awards 2004 is seeking the views of financial intermediaries to find out which is the “Adviser Choice” website of the year.
Levels of information now offered by online finance sites are now at record levels, according to key findings of the Online Finance Awards 2004 judging panel.
Incisive Media’s Online Finance Awards 2004 is seeking the views of financial intermediaries to find out which is the “Adviser Choice” website of the year.
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