Fears over the future of New Star's top managers are growing this morning as the troubled fund house remains silent on its future.

Investors are predicting the likelihood of the UK Government defaulting on its debt is higher than that of Portugal, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Finland, Germany and Norway failing to pay back their loans, The Telegraph reports.

More than one in three Britons expects to have to work after reaching retirement age if they wish to maintain their lifestyle, research suggests.

One of my fellow IFAonline bloggers made some interesting observations about industry awards ceremonies in his latest submission. And given that I seem to have attended more of these events this year than ever before I thought I would add my own opinions...

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