The latest from the FCA on Consumer Duty board reports
The regulator has updated its good and poor practice guide with specific examples to help smaller firms tackle their reports.
Sean McKinven’s Newsround: 9 March
Transfers are harder than you think, whether that’s music or pensions. Plus, PE risers and fallers and Consumer Duty board reports.
The FCA’s plans to bridge the advice gap
Targeted support will be one of a range of services aimed at getting financial support to more people. How these are communicated will be key.
The Top Class Wednesday Update is ready for 2025/26
It’s the final #Update of the 24/25 tax year, so Mark has dedicated it to the latest regulatory and policy developments that are making the headlines.
Tax, financial planning and where the two meet
Recent policy changes mean tax planning and more technical advice could be set for a comeback. Is this something the profession is ready for?
Measuring the value of advice
Finally, a positive news story on advice – with the numbers to back it up on the value of advice.
SOTAN Needs You
Share your thoughts and experiences of the direction of the advice profession – but you haven’t got long to make your views count.
I joined a band.
Jenny thinks about Consumer Duty. Not that one. With a quick look back at the band history, the gigs they have played and ones coming up…
The Top Class Wednesday Update says ah! It’ll be fine!
Mark puts 20p in his mental meter and looks at the potential pitfalls, for businesses and individuals, of making big decisions without expert input.
The Top Class Wednesday Update can remember what he was doing in 2013
Mike is back in the Update Hot Seat and is planning a party for one to celebrate Consumer Duty’s 1st birthday.
