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
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Mortgage market isn't broken but house prices are
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Pensions minister full of ideas but not much action
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We need a housing stock reset
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Industry must accept advisers have fault in BSPS scandal
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Cost is rearing its head in financial advice
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How can advisers attract DIY investors?
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Advisers should offer interest-free credit to clients
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Social media has helped advisers - but it can also hurt them
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Ignore the noise and concentrate on what is available
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Lenders 'cannot be bothered' with difficult buyers
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We may have to wait until autumn to see the real Rishi Sunak
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Fund managers must play their part in boosting transparency
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Embrace the digital future or wither
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Is the SJP business model a success?
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Vertical integration has its drawbacks
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Tax reform proposals need to be more joined up
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We must help savers drown out the markets' noise
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We must make the most of the lockdown sequel
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Stop the petty battles on the word 'advice' and focus on quality
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Investors need to know how much they are paying
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More people need pension advice
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Defend against sophisticated con tricks
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TLC is required to revive the UK market
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Time to explain the grim reality to clients
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More checks could bring down fees
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Pension tax changes are unlikely
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A roadmap for cutting FSCS costs and restoring industry confidence
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Financial planning discussions are challenging in the new normal
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What is the future of property funds?
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FSCS levy size is a regulatory failure
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Economic squeeze is coming
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Asset managers need to change the record
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Fund managers have to show they offer good value
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The best funds must also be accountable
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Is Rathi the right man for the job?
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It pays to use a market specialist
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Access to advice limited by prohibitive costs
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We are redistributing debt
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Navigating one’s way through chaos
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Better fund performance has to follow Barnett exit
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A ban on introducers is the way forward
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Follow the black swan for future rewards
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Hargeaves takes a leap with client communications
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Shareholding must remain democratic
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How should the Chancellor tackle self-employed tax?
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'Pension' means different things to different people
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Earn your keep by going back to basics
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Advisers turned therapists
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Now is the time for a good financial adviser
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Keep calm and carry on investing
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Mortgage lenders must innovate to survive
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Make it clear and show clients real costs
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How moral an adviser are you?
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SJP has moved on from its cult meetings
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There is no such thing as free pensions advice
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Love of passive is blind
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The FCA: A poisoned chalice
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Will election end assault on wealth?
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Passive investing remains a growing trend
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Election 2019: Dull manifesto or major tax overhaul?
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Industry needs to shape up on advice
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It is time politicians saved like the rest of us
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Making property as boring as pensions
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Conversation about cost needs to be revived
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Counting the cost of the Woodford debacle
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Dashboard potential could be squandered
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The devil’s own job to change perceptions
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Independence will be key to advice for all
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Mend the system and bridge the finance gap
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People need a retirement income guarantee
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SJP makes steps towards transparency
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Woodford recovery still has a way to go
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Insurance policies prey on the time-poor
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Focus the mind on the unscrupulous
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New leadership may boost the UK markets
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SJP charges still shock advice industry
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A balanced portfolio will always win out
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Advice is reserved for those with money
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