Sue Whitbread is an editor for IFA Magazine, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom, specifically in Bristol. With a keen interest in finance and economics, Sue covers a wide range of topics including investment analysis, interest rates, insurance, and regulatory updates. Her articles provide valuable insights and perspectives from industry experts and key players in the financial sector.
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Sue Whitbread's coverage primarily focuses on finance and the UK economy, with a specific emphasis on interest rates, investments, and personal finance. She often cites data and government announcements in her articles.
Given Sue's focus on financial topics related to the UK economy, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into the implications of economic policies, changes in interest rates or investment trends specifically within the context of the United Kingdom.
Additionally, given her geographic focus on Bristol as well as national coverage of UK-specific financial matters such as the Autumn Statement or National Insurance contributions surge mentioned in some article titles, local perspectives related to these financial developments might also resonate with her.
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Analysis and insight into some of the lessons we can and should learn from the whole sorry Woodford saga, by Kerri Wilson (pictured), senior associate in the
By: Sue Whitbread
Decumulation advice, along with the Ongoing Services review are clearly on the FCA’s radar and it is imperative that advisers have the right processes in
By: Sue Whitbread
First they needed to contact the ‘Future Pension Centre’ at DWP to discuss which years they could top up, how much it would cost and what impact it would have
PIMFA, the trade association for wealth management, investment services and the financial advice and planning industry, has today (30 April 2024) again
By: Sue Whitbread
Rising cost of living, concerns about IHT and the challenges that the younger generations are facing, have led to more families gifting their inheritance
By: Sue Whitbread
AdviserAction was launched in late 2023 to support the advisory industry in engaging on sustainability issues, given advisers play a key role in sustainable
By: Sue Whitbread
“The Federal Reserve kept rates on hold as expected but slowed the balance sheet run-off rate ($60 billion cap to $25 billion per month). In the press
By: Sue Whitbread
The amount of information HMRC has received on UK taxpayers from foreign tax authorities has increased by 48% since 2019, reaching 9.5million disclosures in
By: Sue Whitbread
In this blog, Origo's Anthony Rafferty talks digital and why the penny has dropped with providers around ease of doing business with their front and back
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