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Retirement Planner asks industry spokespeople: What is your New Year's resolution for the retirement planning market?

Fiona Murphy rounds up 2011's at-retirement issues in the results of the Retirement Planner inquiry

With a year to go until proposals in the retail distribution review (RDR) become law, providers' distribution models are changing...

Professional Adviser asked the Chartered Insurance Institute for its views on the financial advice market as we head into 2012. This week: Professionalism.

Neil Jones, technical project manager at Canada Life, examines the tax implications of charging fees post 2012.

Could 2012 be the year low cost active funds emerge as a savvy way to keep charges down, or will they be exposed as a get-out clause for managers trying to gain space in the post-RDR world?

Chris Read looks at changes in the disclosure landscape in the run-up to RDR with a focus on adviser charging, and asks the question: Is this all moving fast enough to get systems in place to automate these changes?

Exiting advisers on the hunt for buyers for their firms are being warned to beware tempting deals which could have hidden pitfalls.

The FSA's "deficient" supervision of banks in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis was partly down to the diversion of senior managers' attention toward matters seen as more pressing at the time, such as the retail distribution review (RDR) and Equitable...

Quantitative or qualitative research, or a combination of the two? Maria Merricks discovers the best way to decide who controls the destiny of your clients' money.