Chancellor’s housing market bet could pay off
Ken Davy
Ken Davy founded The SimplyBiz Group 16 years ago and the company is now one of the biggest players in financial adviser compliance support. In addition to his position as Chairman of the group, Ken was a founding director of Aifa and has been president of the Life Industry Association.
DB transfer disasters must be addressed
A crisis also presents an opportunity
Is there a way for a will in lockdown?
Technology is key to serving your clients
Communication offers clients greatest comfort
Financial advice will keep people going
Time to fight for real and fair overhaul to FSCS funding
Looking back at 2019: the good, bad and ugly
Damage limitation makes for happy chickens
Bring in simplicity and get rid of the silos
Pension freedom woes as savers use up cash
Seize the opportunity to invest in the future
The real benefits of good financial advice
Advisers continue to protect clients’ interests
Advisers cannot rebrand themselves as a CMC
Still here to tell tale of bank’s grave error
Action on ambulance chasers is welcome
Financial advisers: your last chance to see
FCA needs to strip away some of the rulebook
All the hard work could be going up in flames
Knowledge is power in the fight against scams
Ombudsman ruling proves limit should not change
Planning is key to ensure a successful 2019
Fos pay-out limit increase must be reconsidered
Everyone deserves a slice of the beneficial pie
Millennial engagement must not be overlooked
Time to take responsibility for your actions
Soft skills in our game are underrated
Pensions communication needs strengthening
Take a holistic approach to saving and pensions
Pension freedoms idea could all end in tears
We’re all going on a financial planning holiday
How turning a blind eye got us where we are now
Hello, have you been mis-sold an accident claim?
Social care is elephant in the room
Embracing the importance of good communication
Please, Mr Provider, could we have some more?
Ending ‘phoenixing’ is a matter of political will
The shot in the arm that financial advice needs