Barbara Zito envisions how the applications of international private medical insurance (IPMI) differ throughout the changing stages of life
New Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules have led some commentators to suggest that bonds are dead in the water. Stephen Hamp goes through what the changes really mean for investors and advisers?
Christine Senior looks at the options available to retirees looking to mitigate the effect of inflation on their retirement income
When building your retirement nest egg, it is a good idea to check out all the different options that are available to help you accumulate funds and ensure you obtain the very best for your future, says Rachel Vahey
Brendan Harper outlines the basic concept of QROPS and details the advantages it offers to expats
IFAonline.co.uk has been inundated with comments on mortgage dual-pricing over the last few months. In response to requests from our readers, we are launching a campaign on the issue with a view to making the FSA listen properly to advisers' and brokers'...
The launch of a new Structured Products section on IFAonline is representative of the huge amount of interest and growing demand for these investments.
Average house prices in Guernsey continued to rise strongly into the final quarter of 2007, with pri...
New research from The Hartford uncovers the financial planning and savings habits of UK couples and identifies that a 'Divide and Conquer' approach to finances is the most successful method for ensuring a prosperous retirement. John Enos explains why...