Planning for UK resident non-domiciles has become far more complex and it is now necessary to review their status annually. This has opened up opportunities for advisers, explains David Truman, partner at Menzies

Trevor Greetham, manager of Fidelity's Multi Asset Funds, explains how to convince your clients not to stuff their money under the mattress

With tuition fees rising, saving for a child's university expenses has taken on new significance, writes Standard Life International's Ian Searle

Proposals for ‘simple' products have raised the question: Is there a danger that, with basic solutions available, consumers with complex financial needs may bypass the advice channel?

The emergence of smartphone apps and tablets has opened up a whole new world of possibility for some IFAs, writes Terry Huddart, technical communications manager at Nucleus

The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) is set to impact advisers with American clients when it comes into force in 2013. David Treitel, tax director at US 
Tax & Financial Services Ltd, explains how best to manage the risks

Advisers have welcomed news the FSA is writing to advice firms about drawdown to monitor trends in the light of April's new rules, as a remedy for drawdown abuse.

As part of Professional Adviser's commitment to helping advisers prepare for RDR, we are providing fully accredited gap-fill articles. This month, Geoff Mills, director at Rayner Spencer Mills, outlines all you need to know about the main asset classes......

Guernsey is on the brink of ushering in its own Foundations law, so Hannah Beecham visited the Island to find out from an expert panel of practitioners just what makes this law a cut above existing models.

Guernsey is on the brink of introducing its Foundation Law. Hannah Beecham reports on what a Foundation is and why Guernsey believes its new legislation will earn this latest product a place in the premier division