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Articles in March, 2009 issue of Financial Adviser

• Adviser propositions 'may lose independent status'.
• Downturn affects Confidence Index.
• Calls for mortgage comparison websites to raise standards.
• An irritating truth.
• A right rollercoaster ride.
• We are lost at sea.
• UKFI conduct 'scandalous', claims select committee.
• Aifa has 'left it too late' to take up fight against fees.
• We have the answer.
• Virtual Net unveils online adviser training tool.
• L&G to allow direct sales of annuities.
• Lloyds, RBS sign on to gov't protection scheme.
• Assurant in bid to grab a hold of distribution market majority.
• Advisers looking into remuneration changes.
• Gartmore Cautious fund exposure up to 7%.
• Opening gambit.
• OFT market study looks into property sector's quality of service.
• Exclusive Connections acquires mortgage firm.
• King rejects criticism of Bank decisions in crisis.
• Regional offices offer a more personal touch.
• Platform industry in talks to iron out re-registration problems.
• Too little, too late?
• Report calls for a European regulator.
• Building societies pay the cost of banks' failures.
• Aegon downbeat on UK equity recovery.
• Merchant Investors in Whitechurch Securities agreement.
• Market to reward patient investors this year.
• Henderson keeps ear to the ground.
• You're not on the list, come on in.
• Employers left holding the bundle.
• Managing morale.
• Open-heart surgery.
• Critical decision time.
• Weapons of mass destruction.
• Investment company charges in decline, says AIC.
• Managers should favour green sector investments.
• BNP Paribas decision on acquisition of Fortis imminent.
• Meteor launches Prima Growth Plan 14.
• Mortgage Intelligence holds equity release workshop.
• Northern Rock confirms almost GBP1.4bn loss.
• RBS sees record losses and expects difficult years ahead.(Financial report)
• Jubilee Financial Products launches kick-out product.
• Barclays Wealth reveals new version of defined returns plan.
• Paradigm to offer Cater Allen structured product.
• Sipps planning guide on offer by Suffolk Life.
• HBoS clients 'unaware' of bond switch danger.
• Pearl 'did not instigate' FSA probe of Resolution.
• IMA wants a focus on personal accounts guidance.
• Strike while the iron is hot.
• Nine held in suspected mortgage fraud.
• Local councils set to provide business loans.
• Crisis highlights need of early warning system.
• Kirsch exits AWD as his work is done.
• Friends says F&C stake no longer for sale.
• Buy-to-let market collapse claims Cobalt Capital.
• The weakest link.
• FSA must face the music, say Tories.
• Qualifications delay can cause adviser exodus.
• Gov't residential property approach 'needs rethink'.
• RDR can leave providers holding the bill.
• Aifa urges gov't to rethink SME loan scheme.
• Britannia merger will hit BSA fees.
• Lloyds turns attention to FTBs.
• Insurers let down public on complaints, says ABI.(Survey)
• US may be first nation to exit recession - Fidelity.
• Global equities may offer inflation buffer - Neptune.
• Aviva doesn't look back to online pension system.
• Advisers urged to heed NI buy-back deadline.
• Treasury suspicious over structured product deals.
• Ami welcomes quantitative easing.
• Acting up.
• A return to the old ways.
• Running into trouble.
• Richmond Park Capital gets into fine wines.
• When I grow up, I want to be an adviser.
• A river runs through it.
• I'm a celebrity adviser get me outa here.
• Prudential offers income choice flexible annuity.
• Digging deeper.
• Scottish Life looks to raise profile in Northern Ireland.

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