Opinion

Opposition to the FSA's proposals to amend stock exchange listing rules for offshore companies has g...

Over the 18 years that we have been running green funds at Jupiter, 2006 was probably the most signi...

There may or may not be little green men on the planet Mars, but there are certainly plenty of them patrolling the corridors of power.

The days are long gone when pensions ‘simplification' corresponded to any dictionary definition of the word. A laudable effort to make pensions easier to understand is bogged down in complexity that most people find utterly baffling.

There have been a few developments recently which have put the spotlight on the relationship between the client and the adviser and, more specifically, ownership of the client between the provider and the adviser.

Whizzing through the countryside on the 07.31 train to Waterloo last week, I was struck by a thought. Even though I was travelling through a handful of counties and changing twice onto different train operators, I only had to buy one ticket.

In Australia we have a colloquialism we use when arguing about the blindingly obvious - even "Blind Freddy" can see that.

Have you seen Mitchell & Web in the "I'm a Mac, and I'm a PC" adverts? They're very funny. Anyone using a PC running Microsoft Windows will identify with these short comedy sketches.

The nation was rightly horrified when the recent sprinkling of snow brought chaos to the travel network and in doing so cost the British economy millions of pounds.

I'm always astounded at the dichotomy between the industry view of IFAs and public opinion, but I came across another classic example this week which proves just how difficult it is to change people's negative stereotypes.