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David White, head of Fundsnetwork, argues advisers can learn from private banks and wealth managers when it comes to client reviews.

Could advisers find themselves in non-disclosure disputes with insurers if they help clients with their annuity paperwork?

Neil Jones, technical project manager at Canada Life, examines the tax implications of charging fees post 2012.

With the government proposing an IHT break for individuals making charitable donations in their will, Prudential's Gerry Brown explains why you should consider an offshore structure

Simon Evan-Cook, investment manager, multi-asset funds at Premier Asset Management, explains how to allocate assets in the current, uncertain climate.

With the end of commission in sight, Joanna Faith discovers the many and varied ways advisers can collect client fees.

Tony Hales, managing director of Stadia Trustees, puts forward the case for including farmland in your clients' SIPPs.

Maria Merricks asks three industry experts which alternative asset class has been the best performer over the past 12 months.

Suffolk Life's head of marketing discusses with Retirement Planner the FSA's focus on SIPP due diligence

Six months on from reforms and in a sustained period of market volatility, Fiona Murphy looks at how advisers should tackle the issues that income drawdown presents