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Articles in November, 2005 issue of Financial Adviser

• Never trust a politician.
• Advisers get set for boom in eq release.
• UKsif warns advisers to get ethically savvy.
• NU, Axa go opposite directions over rates.
• Votes are in for Service Awards.
• Investing that is not just for your granny.
• Standard Life revises rates on fixed and BTL.
• Tenet launch to offer equity deal.
• Swiss Re reveals cover chances.(Swiss Re's Insurance Report)
• Standard Life plan faces inquiry threat.
• Third get ready to work past age of 65.
• Reform must go on despite Blunkett's exit, say experts.
• PIFC's compliance given to Bankhall.
• Virtual Net growth strategy rewarded with profits rise.
• Elderly exploited by fear-driven IHT hype.
• Looking for a second helping.
• Winning a Pyrrhic victory.
• Harvey pledges to ease pressure.
• Prosecution rise will not be matched by repossessions -- CML.(Brief Article)
• Boom figures 'do not reflect reality'.
• AITC calls for fairer tax regime for trusts.
• Buyers are waiting for price drop, says A&L.
• Managers dropping direct sales, says IMA.
• Scheme pays out AGBP5m to date, but that will change.
• RICS report offers house market hope.
• Want Salt with that?
• Increase in levy level put on hold by FSCS.(Financial Services Compensation Scheme)(Brief Article)
• IFAs back Accord to score big with fixed deals.(independent financial analysts support Accord Mortgages' rates)(Brief Article)
• British Gas study sparks business name debate.
• Fidelity trail deals aim to win over IFAs.(Brief Article)
• SL scoops glory as sales stars take a bow.
• Web usability firm speaks out on lack of online relevance.(Brief Article)
• HSBC Inv shakes up its retail team.
• Putting assets on the fast track.
• Picking good securities will be key for 2006 -- S&P.
• Winterthur Life sounds alarm over loophole hunt.(Brief Article)
• Sub-prime advisers blast IFA mortgage mis-selling claims.
• Ship reports rise in home reversions.
• Teaching finance will 'solve savings crisis'.
• New Product - Leeds looks abroad.
• Dormant accounts face raid.
• Service Awards is sell-out event.
• New Product - Offset deal from Woolwich.
• Ways to spend 'lost' billions.
• Millfield set to hit AGBP6bn target.(Brief Article)
• St James's workers get on their bikes.
• Unisys creation aimed at cutting back-office delays.
• So Hips will hurt for a while, but in the end they will work.
• TMB returns after year in the wilderness.(The Mortgage Business)(Brief Article)
• New Product - UCB ups rates on fixed self-cert mortgages.
• New Product - Britannia adds trio of fixed rates.
• IFAs unsure about the true cost of TCF.
• The Exchange makes commitment to IFAs as multi-tie links grow.
• Paying for doing nothing wrong.
• A source that pays dividends.
• M&G fund backed for spectrum of investors.
• Double lives means twice the life cover for women.
• Fate of AGBP3.3bn Aviva cash is 'in policyholders' hands'.
• Liver finalises launch in light of A-Day news.
• Trigold adds Money Partners mortgages.
• Finding ways out of another fine mess.
• A well-researched beeline for success.
• Abbey reduces interest rates on Flexible range.
• The FSA: do as it says not as it does.
• IFAs missing out -- Just Wills.(Independent Financial Adviser )(Brief Article)
• New Product - ISFM wades into the multi arena.
• Survey finds consumers feel mis-led by adverts.
• Newton expands its investment horizons.
• New Product - Prudential widens its offshore range.
• F&C outsourcing scheme collapses in negotiations.
• IMA demands wider disclosure.
• Thinking outside the benchmark.
• Knowledge carries responsibility.
• Eq Life aiming for legal deal.
• Old Mutual keen about buyout bid.
• Scot Wids joins Thinc's panel.
• Skandia sounds alarm over Revenue IHT shift.
• Clear signs of pick-up in activity.
• New Product - Electra ventures into third issue.
• Outsourcing rises as claims turn from trickle to a flood.

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