50 drop in use of ifas by those earning 100k
Affluent Britons are increasingly choosing to manage their own finances rather than using the services of financial advisers to do so, a new survey, conducted by YouGov on behalf of AT Kearney, has found.
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AIFA widens remit, signals name change
AIFA today unveiled its vision for its future, which showed “restricted advisers” will be welcome.
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Beware – RDR and sibling regulation are not confined to the UK
Globaleye’s Tim Searle says advisers must be prepared for RDR-like regulation wherever they are.
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Many IFAs plan move to restricted advice post-RDR
Nearly 10% of IFAs are planning to move to a restricted advice model after the RDR, says survey.
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Treasury confirms RDR will not affect passporting
The RDR will not affect the ability or rights of IFA firms based in the EU to passport into the UK.
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Embracing the RDR
The Engage Partnership’s Chris Davies says advisers who tackle the RDR head-on will prosper
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Banking body adds its voice to RDR concerns
Fears that the UKs RDR will price many consumers out of the financial advice market are growing….
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Advice costs to soar under RDR, says Ernst & Young
The cost of providing financial advice is going to soar under the RDR, particularly for banks said..
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Dont underestimate offshore impact of RDR
The UK FSAs RDR is likely to have a significant impact on offshore businesses says Sarah Lord.
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UK government confirms new tax-transparent fund regime
The UK government is to launch a new authorised fund regime for a tax transparent vehicle.
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FSA gives hope with RDR backtrack
The FSA latest consultation paper on the RDR has revealed it may not end bundled charging.
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jersey to adopt rdr by 2014
Jersey is to adopt UK RDR style regulations by 2014, International Adviser has learned.