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Professional Planner is a monthly niche publication for financial planners, accountants, companies, banks, private banks, fund managers, government contacts, media, retail researchers, dealer group heads, consultants, lawyers and software vendors. The publication has an average CAB-audited net distribution of 9,940 magazines per issue.
Professional Planner has a unique stance and reputation for being the ethical medium for debate over remuneration within the industry and has regular input from some of the most influential people in the industry including: Jo-Anne Bloch, Peter Switzer, Garry Weaven, Martin Mulcare, Rod Bertino, and Dr Frank Gelber. The magazine is available via subscription, and is provided to genuine fee-based advisers on request at no charge.
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The action here is behind the scenes
Capital-protected and income-protected products are a little like the proverbial duck. On the surface - from the investor’s perspective - they seem serene, paddling around unperturbed, oblivious to any turmoil in markets around...
Capital-protected and income-protected products are a little like the proverbial duck. On the surface - from the investor’s perspective - they seem serene, paddling around unperturbed, oblivious to any turmoil in markets around...
LICs get boost from ETF popularity
An overlooked investment vehicle is getting another look-in, as planners begin to reassess the benefits of listedinvestments. Simon Hoyle reports.
An overlooked investment vehicle is getting another look-in, as planners begin to reassess the benefits of listedinvestments. Simon Hoyle reports.
It’s all about the company you keep
Planners whose thinking on fixed income extends no further than managed funds and government bonds might be doing clients a disservice as other opportunities present themselves. Simon Hoyle reports
Planners whose thinking on fixed income extends no further than managed funds and government bonds might be doing clients a disservice as other opportunities present themselves. Simon Hoyle reportsLatest Members
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