Advisers, goodbye and good luck
James Coney
James Coney is Money editor of the Times and Sunday Times. An award-winning campaigning journalist he has worked on national papers for almost two decades. He was also a reporter at Financial Adviser and local newspapers. He lives in London with his wife and two sons. Follow him on Twitter @jimconey
Doctor's pension tax problem seems unsolvable
Mortgage market isn't broken but house prices are
Pensions minister full of ideas but not much action
We need a housing stock reset
Industry must accept advisers have fault in BSPS scandal
Cost is rearing its head in financial advice
How can advisers attract DIY investors?
Advisers should offer interest-free credit to clients
Social media has helped advisers - but it can also hurt them
Ignore the noise and concentrate on what is available
Lenders 'cannot be bothered' with difficult buyers
We may have to wait until autumn to see the real Rishi Sunak
Fund managers must play their part in boosting transparency
Embrace the digital future or wither
Is the SJP business model a success?
Vertical integration has its drawbacks
Tax reform proposals need to be more joined up
We must help savers drown out the markets' noise
We must make the most of the lockdown sequel