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Economics / Markets

Free advice could cost £5,000 in fines - papers

Anybody who advises a friend to take out an ISA or gives them a similar tax-saving tip risks a £5,000 fine, experts warned yesterday.

clock 04 May 2010 •

ETFs

ProShares releases four leveraged ETFs

ProShares has released four ETFs in the US providing two times leveraged exposure to indices covering Europe, Pacific ex-Japan, Brazil and Mexico.

clock 04 May 2010 •

Europe

Timeline: The Greek debt crisis

After the €110bn bailout of Greece on Sunday, IFAonline brings you a timeline of the country's economic turmoil in 2010.

clock 04 May 2010 •

Economics / Markets

King: Bank rate 'will stay low for four years'

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King believes interest rates in Britain will stay lower for longer than the markets expect to compensate for the fiscal pain ahead.

clock 04 May 2010 •

UK

Buffett: I would not want to tackle UK debt problem

Even the great Warren Buffett, who has successfully negotiated a number of crisis situations in his time, has admitted he would not want to be responsible for tackling the UK's debt problem.

clock 04 May 2010 •

US

Buffett discusses the unthinkable... 'succession'

As thousands of investors poured into Omaha last weekend to attend the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting, many pondered the unthinkable... life after Warren Buffett.

clock 04 May 2010 •

Your profession

Pru could exit UK this year-papers

Prudential's 160-year-old association with the UK could end later this year as the insurer is believed to be working on radical plans to offload its British and American businesses.

clock 04 May 2010 •

Your profession

Buffett: I still 'love' $5bn Goldman stake

Warren Buffett has vigorously defended Goldman Sachs against fraud allegations being levelled at the investment bank.

clock 02 May 2010 •

Your profession

Eurozone agrees £95bn Greek bail-out

Greece has agreed to make major austerity cuts in return for a huge 110bn euro bail-out from the eurozone and the IMF.

clock 02 May 2010 •

Economics / Markets

Afternoon Markets: FTSE tumbles as Barclays fails to impress

The FTSE has fallen steadily this afternoon as investors failed to take confidence in strong Q1 results from Barclays.

clock 30 April 2010 •
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