Three things clients may call you about...

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Profit warnings, trouble with pension freedoms and where to find investment income - here is our weekly heads-up on the stories that may have caught your clients' attention over the weekend...

  Profit warnings Clients who rely on dividends may be in touch over news that UK-listed companies have experienced the biggest quarterly rise in profit warnings since the height of the credit crisis almost four years ago. The Sunday Telegraph reported that profits have taken a knock after volatility returned to global markets with a vengeance in the third quarter. According to the paper, a study by Ernst & Young, 79 firms posted a profits warning in the third quarter - 40% more than in the previous period. MORE...

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