It's here (again)!...Read the latest issue of the new Professional Adviser now

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Last week was a huge one in the ten year history of Professional Adviser (PA) magazine.

After a year of planning, we launched the new-look PA and, well, the response has been overwhelming. Thank you to those who have emailed in and 'Tweeted' with your thoughts. Obviously, your magazine now looks very, very different. But, rest assured, we promise to continue bringing you the best content on the areas that matter most to you - such as preparing for RDR, fund selection and tax planning.  I won't go on, so here is a link to the digital edition of the second issue of PA, which is brought to you by the same editorial team behind IFAonline.co.uk. We hope the changes we have...

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