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Dealing resumes

ASI lifts suspensions on property funds

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Reflated: ASI has resumed dealings in two funds (pic: Terry Murden) Aberdeen Standard Investments has lifted the dealing suspensions on its open-ended property vehicles. Suspension in March of the  £1.6Read More

On the Money

Bad news is killing long term investment beliefs

Alan Steel
A constant flow of negative news is undermining long-held faith in strategic investment, writes ALAN STEEL

Following court ruling...

Hiscox group urges FCA to act on interruption claims

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Businesses have pursued claims for enforced closure (pic: Terry Murden) Legal representatives for the Hiscox Action Group have called on the Financial Conduct Authority to use its executive powers ifRead More

Funding for launch

Pru and FNZ back legacy platform Legado

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Legado CEO Josif Grace, left, with Peter Thomas, head of business solutions Legado, a new Edinburgh-based firm behind a legacy planning platform, has received more than £600,000 from financial giantRead More

Fintech raising funds

Gadhia ready to launch £5m crowdfund for Snoop

Jayne Anne Gadhia
Jayne-Anne Gadhia: ‘it was the right time’ Financial management app Snoop, chaired by former Virgin Money boss Jayne-Anne Gadhia, is about to launch a £5m crowdfunding campaign on Seedrs, according to aRead More

Court favours claim

Insurers facing payouts after ruling on interruption

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Many businesses forced to close may now lodge claims (pic: Terry Murden) Insurance providers are braced for huge payouts after the High Court ruled some should have paid out toRead More

Judges reject claim

Pensions campaign women lose court appeal

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Women have campaigned against the change Two women calling on the Department for Work and Pensions to compensation those who lost out because of the change in the state pensionRead More

Retirement change

Pension freedom age will rise from 55 to 57

Keep saving: pension age is changing Those who are now in their 40s will have to wait an extra two years before they can access their private pension. The governmentRead More

'Unjust' move

Self-employed may pay for support they didn’t get

Rishi Sunak
Rishi Sunak is proposing to raise taxes Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s proposed autumn tax raid would see more than a million self-employed workers pay for support they never received, it hasRead More

Tuesday Update

DB Live: London falls as pound rises; M&S Ocado JV kicks off

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6.30pm: New lockdown New lockdown rules will be enforced in Glasgow from midnight tonight following a spike in coronavirus cases, Nicola Sturgeon announced. Under the reinforced rules – which also apply to West DunbartonshireRead More