FinancialAdviser SUPPLEMENT 26 March 2009 >> Careers Extra

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Pfeg backs Ofsted finance demands

The Personal Finance Education Group has welcomed the Ofsted report on 'Developing financially capable young people', which highlights the importance of teaching people about personal finance from a young age.

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Public confident of security despite lack of cover

Four in 10 employees claim they would be able to financially support themselves for more than a year if they became suddenly unemployed through sickness, despite the fact that only 8 per cent of population have income protection.

ifs diploma gets top IFA backing

Advisers have come out in support of the ifs School of Finance's level Four Diploma, following its accreditation last month.

Consumer must help themselves: IFP

The Institute of Financial Planning has said that consumers need to adopt a "back to basics" approach to their finances, and create a sensible budget for their income and expenditure.

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Aifa irked over FSA partial qualifications

The Association of IFAs has said it is disappointed with the FSA's failure to provide further information on alternatives to level 4 adviser examinations.

Graduates may find 'hidden benefits to recession'

The current banking turmoil has opened the way for talented graduates to choose an alternative career in insurance, according to the Chartered Insurance Institute.

Apprenticeships lift productivity: survey

Apprenticeships have been given the seal of approval by hundreds of employers in a survey in which 81 per cent of businesses said apprentices helped to generate higher overall productivity.

Charterholders get global recognition

The Chartered Financial Analyst Institute, has launched an expanded new CFA charterholder recognition campaign.

Finding and keeping talent

Attracting new recruits to financial services is about reaching out to graduates and offering quality apprenticeships

A degree of planning

Financial services qualifications are on the increase with more degrees coming on stream

There is no time like the present

The downturn may seem hard but firms that invest in training stand a much greater chance of survival than those that do not and there is plenty of support for those that do

What women want

Keeping top female staff can be hard if employers do not offer attractive conditions for working mothers

May the fittest survive

To ride out the recession IFAs will need to make sure they are with a company that reduces risks to their business


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