This week, Andy Burnham walked into No.10 and immediately gave the advice profession plenty to chew over.
Former prime minister Keir Starmer officially made his exit, with Burnham taking the Labour reins on Monday. Shortly after, the new leader unveiled his updated cabinet and made his first speech, launching a ten-year plan. I am sure that many advisers have had clients asking what the political agenda means for their financial plans as Britain faces more change yet again. Investment analysis on PA this week explored what Burnham's arrival could mean for markets, highlighting the balancing act between delivering on election promises while convincing investors that fiscal discipline remai...
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