RDR

Chris Baigent-Reed, head of client engagement at 1st Exchange and N4, explains how technology can help advisers claim the trail commission they are entitled to.

Spurred by criticism of its pro-RDR mantra, Surrey-based adviser firm Informed Choice invited advisers to spend the day with the company to learn how it operates. MD Martin Bamford outlines how the day went...

Alex Morris, of IFA firm Financial Relationships, on the little discussed issue of how many IFAs will leave in the first two years post-2012.

Alistair Cunningham, director of Wingate Financial Planning, says starting with a blank canvas has helped his firm embrace the changes RDR will bring

Mark Garnier, one of the MPs who called last night's debate on the RDR, says his next step will be to lobby small business minister Mark Prisk about the potential adviser exodus after 2012.

Our coverage of last night's historic Commons RDR debate triggered an avalanche of comments from our readers. Did it live up to your expectations?

The Treasury Select Committee has called for written evidence on the RDR, ahead of a three hour debate on the rule change next week.

Next week's highly anticipated parliamentary debate on the RDR should focus on adviser charging, not populist issues like grandfathering, says Yellowtail Financial Planning MD Dennis Hall.

Adam Young, financial life planner at Dragonfly, reveals his four-step guide to preparing for RDR, and explains why being a business owner helped.

Before the last raft of papers was published by the FSA last week, I think the industry had a fair grasp of what ‘independence’ would mean post-RDR.