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Another year, another Japanese prime minister. Thankfully, when we buy Japanese equities, we are buying Japanese companies, not the Japanese economy and certainly not the Japanese government.

Perspective Financial Group's Julie Hepworth looks at the implications of accredited bodies taking differing approaches to adviser qualifications.

Andrew Milligan examines whether Western countries are facing the same fate as Japan following the 1989-1990 crash.

Thomas Duggins, solicitor in the family office at Charles Russell, explains how the correct advice can minimise the financial and emotional stress of a divorce.

Head of Barclays Wealth funds David Dalton-Brown comments on the advantages of funds of exchange traded funds.

With the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) coming, the NZ government illustrates a low-cost approach to distributing protection products. Greg Becker explains

Despite being one of the most common conditions in the country, high blood pressure has serious underwriting consequences. Fergus Bescoby explains.

Helen Morrissey reveals the results of this month's Inquiry and explains why there has never been a more important time to think about estate planning

Dean Mirfin analyses recent market results and concludes a more positive outlook for equity release

In this Retirement Planner inquiry, Helen Morrissey asks what must happen in order to raise awareness of unit-linked guarantees