Financial Conduct Authority
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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.
By Ben Judge Published
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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.
By Natalie Stanton Published
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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.
By Sarah Moore Published
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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.
By Sarah Moore Published
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Don’t be misled by ‘superclean’ fund charge spin
Tutorials Fund supermarkets offering cheaper versions of a fund sounds like a good deal for investors. But there are a few snags, says Cris Sholto Heaton.
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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Shop around for a cheaper fund deal
Features The fees you pay to a broker to execute a fund deal are still far from clear. Fortunately, that's about to change, says Piper Terrett. Here's what that means for you.
By Piper Terrett Published
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