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Advisers are urged by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to warn expatriate clients to be on their guard against falling victim to ‘phishing' emails sent out by fraudsters in the run-up to the self-assessment deadline of 31 January.

Latest figures from the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) reveal that bond funds were the most popular asset class worldwide in Q3 last year, although down on previous quarter.

HMRC staff are set to go on strike on 31 January, the self assessment filing deadline day.

Bright Grey has urged Britons to cut back on spending to help stabilise their finances and provide enough to secure a safety net for emergencies.

It's our round-up of the stories your clients may have read in the nationals over the weekend and this morning...

Insurer Aegon has warned of the "disastrous" ramifications of removing trail commission following a fund switch - a move the FSA hinted at in its latest consultation paper on legacy commission.

The government is expected to recommend a cap on long-term care (LTC) fees of between £50,000 and £60,000, according to a report.

The UK is already back in recession and will not see any interest rate rises until at least 2016, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).

The Prime Minister David Cameron has rejected calls from an MP for an independent inquiry into the Arch Cru investment funds scandal.

Arch Financial Products is being sued for £150m by the board of 18 Guernsey-listed investment vehicles for not exercising a fundamental care of assets and failing to account for "substantial secret profits", according to reports.