Less than half of UK children have been financially educated
Money and Pensions Service announces goal to teach two million more young Brits about money by 2030
Author: Fiona Nicolson
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BlackRock and Avaloq partner to bolster wealthtech offerings
Asset manager will make a minority investment in the fintech firm as part of the agreement
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Brits not completely opposed to inheritance tax
As 75% say some inheritances should be taxed
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Jersey government freezing orders against trust assets upheld
Case took 10 years to reach a conclusion
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Police launch appeal to find jailed £70m Ponzi investment fraudster
He has been handed a 14-year sentence but did not turn up to trial and is reportedly in Turkey or Dubai
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UK financial advisers slam platforms over service levels
Servicing is the ‘biggest driver of choice and the biggest source of frustration’
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BNY Mellon tech subsidiary rolls out wealth management platform
It will enable advisers to ‘seamlessly connect all the components of a client’s financial picture in one place’
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59% of MENA investors plan to move their assets to another firm
Investment performance is the key reason
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Real estate platform buys European digital wealth manager
Acquisition expands the firm’s product range and services
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Advice industry needs to promote family wealth discussions
As 19% of Brits over 60 say they have never spoken to their children about their finances
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43% of Brits over 55 unaware of tax-free pension rules
Retirees need to consider ‘key things’ before they take their lump sum
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Financial planning is becoming harder, say advisers
Clients are finding financial decision making more challenging too