Jack Gilbert is the Deputy Editor of Citywire, a financial news publication. With a focus on financial services, Jack covers a range of topics including acquisitions, regulatory changes, investment trends, and market analysis. He also has a passion for cricket and occasionally tweets about the sport.
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By: Jack Gilbert, Julian Bovill
Thousands of savers have cashed in their tax-free lump sum on Budget rumours. This can’t be good for the pension system, writes Julian Bovill.
Under the deal both both Wealthtime brands will become one platform, powered by GBST.
Employers’ national insurance bills are expected to rise on Wednesday, along with a host of other tax rises.
By: Jack Gilbert, Nicola Blackburn
Custom portfolios between advice firms and DFMs are attracting more interest. But there is debate over the value add to clients and if IFAs can earn extra fees.
Exclusive: Former 7IM and Close Brothers’ advice boss Coline Rowe is joining Quilter in early 2025.
Exclusive: Former 7IM and Close Brothers’ advice boss Colin Rowe will join Quilter in early 2025.
The advice group has overhauled its adviser recruitment offer, with planners now required to join the wealth manager for two years before they receive a payday.
The platform’s revenues came in ahead of analysts’ expectations.
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