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Included inside:
Cover story: Paraplanning in a Pandemic
Highlights from Professional Paraplanner’s biennial in-depth survey into the paraplanning market
Care funding
The ongoing wait for Government-funded social care means clients need a solid financial planning strategy in the meantime
Exam study
This issue the Brand Financial Training team turn their attention to the intestacy rules in the UK
Viewpoint
Where advice firms can be seen to make a difference is ensuring clients are planning properly for their retirement, says Tyla Phillips of AHR Private Wealth
R0 exam focus
Bespoke Training Solutions’ Luiza Todd tackles another aspect of taking the R0 exams
Self-development
In order to thrive, we need to really understand who we are and what we want, says Michelle Hoskin
Using technology to better onboard clients
Enabling technology can deliver giant leaps for the advice market, not least when onboarding clients, says Ross Laurie, CEO Visible Capital
AND
Origo CEO Anthony Rafferty says current processing by many product providers and platforms of simple items of administration are costing advice firms more than money
Comment: CISI’s Sally Plant asks: Could a positive result of the pandemic be more women at Board level not just in financial services but in firms across the country?
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE FEATURES
Tracking alpha
With lower UK equity returns predicted in 2021, finding alpha will be more important for investors. But where should they look for it?
Offices fit for the future
What does the property investment market look like if, as seems likely, home working reduces the need for office space?
China
Are Chinese company valuations too attractive to ignore? asks Darius McDermott, managing director, Fund Calibre