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Thought of the week "If it were easy, everyone would do it." Events Minister of state for pensions, Steve Webb, along with J.P. Morgan chief market strategist and ex-BBC economics editor, Stephanie Flanders, have been confirmed as two of the keynote speakers at this year's Personal Finance Society national conference. Titled ‘Beyond better', it will take place at the ICC, Birmingham, on Thursday 6 November and will be chaired by business speaker and head of corporate development at 7IM, Justin Urquhart Stewart. MORE...

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