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Frank Potaczek of Close Brothers Asset Management looks at how passive investing has evolved and asks whether active index tracking is the future.

The FSA is big on whistleblowing, or so it claims. But these adviser testimonies suggest the regulator is rather letting the industry down, writes Laura Miller.

With the average cost to an IFA for moving clients between platforms at £1,000, it makes sense to get clients in the right proposition from the start, writes Nucleus's Terry Huddart

The FSA touted it as the solution to the mass market problem, but will simplified advice be declared dead before it even gets off the ground?

Angela Haythorne, financial planner at JLT Wealth Management, explains the many and varied ways you can help reduce your clients’ income tax liability.

Following a mixed 2011, Maria Merricks asks fund managers what this year has in store for the high yield sector.

The FSA began its final round of RDR surgeries last week, less than a year before full roll-out of the new rules. But surprises continue to crop up. Alasdair Pal spoke to a few of the early attendees…

This is a common illness that strikes people in different ways, though its effects can last a lifetime. Mary Randell explains the underwriting implications of meningitis.

Mark Hendricks asks what discretionary managers bring to a retirement planning strategy.

Andy Zanelli asks whether the deadline for fixed protection needs to be amended