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Articles in June, 2007 issue of Financial Adviser

• Eyes need to be peeled.(Brief article)
• Consolidation is Jelf's blueprint for success.
• PropertyBourse sets out to show off Poland's finest.
• LV= angles to buy Tomorrow's new business arm.
• France BTL plan is tres bon - Premier.
• Scottish Life provides advisers with regular pension podcasts.
• Eq release stands to gain from planning law proposals.
• Window shop for alternatives.
• Barclays taps int'l property.
• FSA issues SMEs a radar warning.
• McGovern takes up BlackRock's international marketing post.
• Finding the value in high LTV deals.
• Debt concerns deepen FSA's mortgages probe.
• FSA must mop independence slippery areas.
• Jobs at threat as Pensions Trust shuts Scot branch.
• Planners need to evolve to stay on top - Route.
• Lehman ponders private equity retail opportunity.
• The real value of money.(inflation and pensions)
• MORTGAGES.(Buyers guide)
• Aifa suggests advisers stick to the Menu in spite of FSA call.
• Small firms ignore gov't training.
• Gov't is to gain from Reit swaps, says body.
• No sell-off expected after upcoming bonus.
• 'Win-win situation' for packager and loans network.
• An industry in need of change.
• Lighthouse focuses on US risk profiling.(Lighthouse Group)
• Do the simple things well and you will get a reputation for doing so.(tips to financial advisers from John Deane of Old Mutual)(Interview)
• Salesman by day, magician by night.
• Climate bond has bright start.
• Aifa places fee-based models in the spotlight.(FP Advance)
• Retirees benefit from rates.
• FSSC seeks derivative feedback.
• Video killed the training tutor.
• Londoners opt for a place in the sun.(Brief article)
• IMA hits back over TUC 'myth making'.
• Aifa slams FSA's 'independent' model.
• Swift response to feedback sees enhancement of online ID system.
• 'Pensions crisis deepening' - report.
• New e-trading platform praised, claims TMW.
• Choice is about the right product at the right time.
• FSCS dealings can be a double-edged sword.(Brief article)
• Big guns spin in.
• Know when to hold 'em.(using stochastic models in investment planning)
  by Gough, Richard
• Firms slam 'ridiculous' PFS chartered rules.(Investment advisers slam rules on chartered status from Personal Finance Society and Chartered Insurance Institute of UK)
• Consumers will 'lose out' from decision - advisers.(scrapping of the "key facts illustration" rules by UK Financial Services Authority)(Brief article)
• Threesixty aims to aid advisers on TCF.
• BI attacks the top lenders after MPPI sales stings.(British Insurance, Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance)(Brief article)
• Young are more sceptical over advice, claims study.
• Moneynet warns over repayment consolidation.
• New Star set to ring changes on Aim-listed UK Hedge fund.
• Who will take the credit?
• Abbey drops costs on range.
• Meyado gets the nod from FSA to come onshore in the UK.
• I'm holding out for a hero.
• Oxford, Man link up to seek alternatives.(University of Oxford and Man Group form research institute for alternative investments)
• Casualties mount as the home info pack row continues to rage.
• Sipps are key to future - advisers.
• IFAs prefer to deal with e-savvy providers: 1st.(independent financial advisers)
• Hay adds brace of funds to its wrap.
• Nucleus in auto-switching case.(Nucleus Ltd. promotes auto switching between platforms)
• A simple choice.
• Pacific reaches for the sky.(Pacific Continental Fund Management's Skylight Capital Build-Up fund outdoes targets)(Brief article)
• Ombudsman merger brings forth anger from financial services field.
• A degree closer.
• Abhorrence as poor face fines.(Mary Creagh on fines being paid by social security beneficiaries)
• James Hay offers more choice with added funds.(James Hay Pension Trustees)(Brief article)
• Hutton announces details of low-cap pensions scheme.
• Demand for advice leads KRS to expand.
• Ship sets sail to find man to take the helm.
• Personal accounts: too little too late?
• A new, positive word can now replace 'crisis'.
• Ask a simple question and you will get a simple answer - FSA.
• Doing the maths when it comes to business.
• Time to qualify the qualifications.
• Revamp stamp duty, Brown told.
• Regulator to crackdown on misleading adverts.
• Canada Life International passes AGBP5bn milestone.(Brief article)
• Household savings will be up this year - survey.
• Threesixty to aid on inheritance tax.
• IFAs ready themselves for a rise in multi usage.

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