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Last month, Aegon launched its wrap platform, ARC (Aegon Retirement Choices), to much acclaim. Here, Mark Loosmore of IRESS gives his verdict…

Rob Fisher, head of marketing, DC & workplace savings business, at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, outlines the two opportunities auto-enrolment offers advisers.

If your client has failed to leave a valid or up-to-date will, a deed of variation could be the tax-efficient answer, writes Paul Thompson, tax & estate planning consultant at Canada Life.

Auto-enrolment for small firms has been delayed by a year, but the reform is still an opportunity for firms to move to profitable corporate advice. Three advisers have given us their models to consider.

With more companies open to the idea of paying dividends, Elliot Farley, co-manager of the T. Bailey Growth fund, says emerging markets are no longer just about capital growth.

As the Financial Services Compensation Scheme celebrates its tenth anniversary, what have been its successes and failings, and what do advisers make of the organisation?

Quantitative or qualitative research, or a combination of the two? Maria Merricks discovers the best way to decide who controls the destiny of your clients' money.

Encouraging enterprise was a central motif of George Osborne's Autumn Statement. But how attractive are the measures to advisers?

Robert Corbally, product development manager at Aviva Investors, outlines four handy hints to consider when picking a structured product for your client

With RDR implementation now little more than a year away, Chris Davies, author of Winning Client Trust, explains how social science can help advisers profit from the changes.