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Timeline: How the politicians woke up to RDR

IFAonline | 09 Mar 2011 | 14:25

It took a while, but the past six months have seen politicians in Westminster finally take note of RDR and the way it may impact advisers and consumers.

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Alan Johnson named shadow Chancellor

Alan Johnson has been appointed shadow chancellor, beating favourite Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper to the post.

IFAonline | 08 Oct 2010 | 15:00
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The Government - protection and health - the future?

Peter Barnett gives an insider's view of the problems addressing the new Government, and their effect on the the protection and health insurance sectors

Cover | 11 Jun 2010 | 15:06

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Where will the value come in 2010?

SLI head of global strategy Andrew Milligan delves into the 2010 maze of inflation, interest rates and political influences.

Professional Adviser | 04 Feb 2010 | 09:00
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Non-compliant tax havens risk sanctions

Offshore jurisdictions flouting their pledges to comply with international standards have been threatened with sanctions at a Berlin meeting of International finance ministers.

International Investment | 24 Jun 2009 | 15:01
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Take pensions out of politics-experts

Pensions policy should be taken out of day-to-day party politics to allow people to plan for the long-term, industry experts say.

IFAonline | 15 Jun 2009 | 12:45
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The blood sucking parasites have little bite

The conference season is over and the papers have space for stories that don’t involve politics. This is a good thing.

IFAonline | 23 Oct 2006 | 09:00
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New ideas missing from Tory plan

The Conservative Party has issued a revised statement of its aims and values which, while confirming cutting taxes won't be a top priority, neither it seems is pensions.

IFAonline | 17 Aug 2006 | 12:00
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Opposition accepts offer to build pensions consensus

Despite a lack of cross-party interaction, the opposition have agreed to take government comments about building a pensions consensus at face value.

IFAonline | 15 Jun 2006 | 11:00
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Editorial: Is pensions policy political or philosophical?

With the general election now a distant memory, pensions is firmly back on the agenda and is likely to be one of the most talked about topics of the year.

IFAonline | 11 May 2005 | 12:30

Insurance brokers’ fees in spotlight – papers 8 February

Lloyd’s of London’s chief executive Nick Prettejohn has charged the FSA with being too soft on insurance brokers and underwriters on the issue of commissions and fees, The Daily Telegraph reports.

IFAonline | 08 Feb 2005 | 09:22
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CTF reactions suggest political battle

Reactions from the other two main political parties suggest CTFs, launched just this week, are already in serious trouble with their future directly linked to political commitments.

IFAonline | 14 Jan 2005 | 10:00
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Mobius: politics big theme in Asian investments

Political friction in countries across Asia is presenting investors with significant challenges, but also opportunities says Franklin Templeton fund manager Mark Mobius.

IFAonline | 05 Apr 2004 | 11:00

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