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What Facebook’s privacy blunder means for tech

Best Practice | 16 Apr 18

Beware the double-edged sword of technology

With advisers and life companies rushing to embrace technology to boost their clients’ user experience, a survey from PwC has found that the majority of consumers want more human interaction in future, not less.

'Once in a lifetime opportunity' for UK non-doms

Best Practice | 11 Apr 18

‘Once in a lifetime opportunity’ for UK non-doms

Blick Rothenberg partner Lee Hamilton shares his tax tips, including a once in a lifetime opportunity this year, for UK non-domiciled individuals.

Best Practice | 10 Apr 18

New tax year tips for expats leaving the UK

The UK tax year has only just started but it is never too early to get into good habits, according to accountants Blick Rothenberg – especially if you are leaving the UK.

Pension fund’s fee demands reassuring for advisers

Best Practice | 9 Apr 18

FCA hits advisers with 4.2% fee hike

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is planning to raise adviser fees by 4.2% for the upcoming financial year as it looks to cover EU withdrawal costs.

Best Practice | 9 Apr 18

FCA will ‘absorb’ Brexit-related costs

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says its next annual budget and business plan will make explicit the costs associated to Brexit that it will have to absorb, news that will likely be welcomed by the financial services industry.

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