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Can bots take the pain out of mortgages?Features Finding a suitable mortgage can be tough, says Ben Judge. Will new online broker services make life easier for house hunters?
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EU turns the spotlight on the spread-betting sectorFeatures In December the UK financial watchdog, the FCA, published draft proposals on how spread betting should be regulated. Now the EU has stepped in too.
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A crackdown on final-salary transfers
Features The ongoing controversy over transfers out of gold-plated final-salary pension schemes is a reminder of the tough balancing act that financial regulators constantly have to manage, says David Prosser.
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The rise of the robo-advisersTutorials Ben Judge explains how robo-advisers are bringing portfolio advice to smaller investors priced out of the market.
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Regulators get tough on leverageFeatures The Financial Conduct Authority have put forward limits on how much leverage traders can use. Matthew Partridge reports.
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FCA crackdown hits spread-betting firms
Features Spread-betting firms saw more than £1bn wiped off their market value this week after the UK’s financial services regulator announced new rules for the industry.
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How safe is your Sipp?
Features How big of a risk does the collapse of an investment firm pose to your pension? Natalie Stanton investigates.
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The end of fund management entry fees?
Features Many fund managers have ditched entry fees for retail investors. But not all have, says Sarah Moore, so watch out.
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The return of the 'liar loan'
Features A casualty of the financial crisis, the self-certified loan, or 'liar loan', is making a comeback, says Sarah Moore.
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