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The fallout from the last week's market turmoil again dominated the money sections of the Sunday papers. But the phenomenon of vanishing advisers and a possible tidal wave of repossessions also grabbed the eye. It's IFAonline's round-up of the weekend's...

Bright Grey and Scottish Provident have reported steep falls in new protection business over the first half of the year.

Banks are only making minor improvements in their handling of complaints, according to a study by research firm ConsumerIntelligence.com.

Individuals working internationally are falling into a trap causing a shortfall in their pensions contributions, warns international financial planning group Guardian Wealth Management (GWM).

The Fry Group is calming investor jitters against a backdrop of concerns over the Eurozone debt crisis and the strength of the US economic recovery by stating there is no need to "panic".

Who moved where in another busy week in financial services?

House sellers are being forced to cut asking prices by over £18,500 or 7.1% on average, according to Zoopla research.

Barclays Capital is to list nine exchange-traded notes (ETNs) on the Tokyo Stock Exchange through its exchange-traded product platform iPath, making them the first ETNs and foreign securities listed in Japan

Both Germany and France have ruled out common eurozone bonds as a solution to the bloc's debt crisis.

Royal London group received a boost from Scottish Life and 360° during the first half of 2011 but its protection arm suffered a 17% sales slump.