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The ISA has been transformed from a mild-mannered tax efficient savings wrapper into a caped muscle-bound tax buster, says Peter Hicks.

The ETF market continues to burgeon with assets hitting all time highs and new product structures entering the arena. With expanding choice, investors need to consider which ETFs are most appropriate. Emma Dunkley reports

The Ucits legislative framework has shaped the ETF industry within Europe and beyond. With the next phase of Ucits on the horizon, the market is set to become even more efficient, as Helen Fowler reports

Growth opportunities and commodity plays continue to develop in the Eastern European market, while Central Europe stands as a safe-haven in the region, as Emma Dunkley reports

Not many choose to become paraplanners after being advisers. Martin Vaughan did...

Kathy Byrne uncovers the complex nature of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

Continuing his exclusive series for Professional Adviser, Mark Loosmore from technology consultancy AT8 Group analyses product and fund tools for advisers. This week: Synaptic

Lupus is an autoimmune disorder which varies in severity from mild to life threatening and can therefore be of little or great significance for life and disability cover.

"Why should the mega-rich get a better level of service? They need it less."

No longer considered exotic, the online world is fast becoming the basis for the sale of financial products. David Child gives a few pointers to protection advisers.