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Scot Wids plans to cut IFA burden on Retirement Account

Scottish Widows plans to reduce the administrative burden on advisers with clients making regular contributions into its Retirement Account, IFAonline has learnt.

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Banks to sign £40bn lending deal as punishment - papers

Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group are expected to sign legally binding agreements to lend at least £20bn each more to small businesses and households as the price for insuring at least £500bn of their most troublesome assets with the taxpayer,"...

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Vision extends financial services offering

Vision Network is offering to include investments and pensions via the Crytal's new Momentum Financial Planning software.

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Taxpayers 'liable' for £500bn RBS/Lloyds bad loans - papers

Taxpayers may become liable for £500bn worth of bad loans and investments made by Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, according to the BBC.

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Advisers foot £15m Square Mile compensation bill

Square Mile Securities Limited has been declared 'in default', leaving other adviser firms to stump up the cash to pay for compensation claims.

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Have service standards fallen among SIPP providers?

Mary Stewart, Hornbuckle Mitchell: "The whole ethos of self-investment is that the member is in c...

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Do you expect further consolidation in the SIPP market?

James Hay: The SIPP market will definitely become more competitive over the next few years which w...

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What are the advantages of SIPPs in this difficult economic climate?

James Hay: A SIPP can justifiably claim to be the number one 4x4 of pension investment. It offers e...

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Should SIPP investors be worried about the effects of low interest rates on the financial position of providers?

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US eyes large stake in Citi - papers

Citigroup Inc. is in talks with federal officials that could result in the U.S. government substantially expanding its ownership of the struggling bank, according to people familiar with the situation, according to the Wall Street Journal .

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