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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Financial Adviser

• Chilling out at work.(Brief Article)
• Doom delayed.(housing market)(Brief Article)
• Online pension help from Scottish Life.(Scottish Life Assurance Co.)(Brief Article)
• Higher charges hit critical illness sales.
• Firms rebel against FSCS levy.(Financial Services Compensation Scheme )(Brief Article)
• IFA claims FSA deprives rights.(independent financial adviser)(Financial Services Authority)(Brief Article)
• Funds make life very hard for FTSE bosses.(Financial Times and the London Stock Exchange)(Brief Article)
• Norwich's alternative benefit will aid employers.(Norwich Union PLC)(Brief Article)
• Renting buoyed up by 30-somethings.(Brief Article)
• Generally a happy shopper.
• Hillyear wins Complete Services appointment.(Complete Mortgage and Loan Services)(Brief Article)
• Merger forms UK's largest PI agency.(Brief Article)
• Smiles as Treasury protects consumers.(Mortgage Code Compliance Board)
• Over 1200 sign up for Expo 2004.(Brief Article)
• All change as shift to bonds of higher yield takes a hold.(Brief Article)
• Pafs care offering to serve established ill.(Pensions Annuity Friendly Society)
• Keep in touch with the office while on a break.(Brief Article)
• Ex-MD guilty of pocketing pension money.(Watson's Bakeries)(David Frederick Watson)(United Kingdom Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority)(Brief Article)
• Broker may rescue IFAs without PI.(PYV)(Professional Indemnity)(Independent Financial Adviser)(Brief Article)
• The cost of teenage kicks.
• A wheelie good cause for Clerical.(Brief Article)
• Give a bit to let charities ride the tax-aid gifthorse.
• L&G offers investment funds to corporates.(Legal & General)(Brief Article)
• Call for income protection to include children.(Independent Financial Advice)(Brief Article)
• Rate rises put dampener on demand for housing.
• Further Jurassic larks to come as Baillie Gifford renews sponsorship deal.(Brief Article)
• Firms look at packager plans.
• You have to start somewhere.
• New package from BM hailed as 'market leader'.(Birmingham Midshires)(Brief Article)
• No need to be intimidated into going AR.(appointed representative )
• Santander seeks adviser backing for Abbey bid.
• Cities point the way to better times.
• Consumers were 'misled' by FSA.(Financial Services Authority )
• Consultation over reversion schemes.(Brief Article)
• Falling short of requirements.
• Rates down but fees up at Norwich and Peterborough.(Brief Article)
• Sifa directory conditions rule out majority of IFAs.(Independent Financial Advisers )(Brief Article)
• Meetings, trains and a missed breakfast.(Calendar)
• Steady as she goes.(Bank of England)
• Coventry loan attacked as a 'danger'.(moregage)(Brief Article)
• Duplicated roles mean job losses.(Brief Article)
• Encouragement to the industry for initiative and code of ethics.(Interview)
• Words can haunt if used in wrong spirit.(Financial Services Authority)
• Structured plans hit by higher rates.(Brief Article)
• Repriced Nationwide attractive to first-timers.(Brief Article)
• Small UK companies fund added to range.(United Kingdom)(Brief Article)
• Postcode annuity offer to shake establishment.(Just Retirement)
• Travelling sales group wins FSA approval.(CitiSolutions)(Financial Services Authority)(Brief Article)
• ABI swings behind compulsory reviews.(Association of British Insurers)(Brief Article)
• Do not wait to do the right thing.
  by Cardy, Gill
• Sending mixed messages.(UK economy )
• Skipton loan is designed to help self-build clients.
• Aegon takes stake in Tenet.(Brief Article)
• Friends Prov with profits fund dips again.(Brief Article)
• Women's interest in pensions apathetic compared to men's.(Brief Article)
• Sticking to the small print earns no friends.
• Consultation on broker consultants.
  by Cardy, Gill
• Lack of regulation boosts BTL market.(buy-to-let market)(Brief Article)
• Professional linking service from Destini.(Brief Article)
• Graduate business plan would fail, say advisers.
• The qualified will claim the premium.
• Dramatic fall from grace for former major player.(Brief Article)
• Hobman takes regulator role.(Brief Article)
• Customers before profits? IF only-.(Editorial)
• If you build it, they will come.
• Don't turn your back on the state pension.
• SME rate relief plans 'smack in the face'.(small and medium-sized enterprise )(Brief Article)
• Register your views on M-Day to win a trip to Cannes.
• Equity release plan criticised.(independent financial adviser)(Brief Article)
• Govt equity release plan gains industry support.(Brief Article)
• Robertson to be agency manager.(Brief Article)
• FSA and apportion of blame game.(Financial Services Authority)(Brief Article)
• Can we guarantee not to mislead?
• Big three's sub funds said to be less risky.(Risk factor of investing)(Brief Article)
• Rules hinder IFAs trying to cope with new technology.(Independent Financial Adviser)
• Lack of PI cover sees IFA struck off.(Professional Indemnity)(Independent Financial Advisers)(Brief Article)
• Perceived ending of BoE's base rate rises welcomed.(Bank of England)(Brief Article)
• Witcombe targets new business in his life and pensions challenge.(Homeowners Financial Administration )
• Ban exposes deficiencies.(Brief Article)
• Calls for update on Miles review.(Brief Article)

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