Posts Tagged ‘Independent Financial Advice’

OFT highlights need for financial advice on life insurance, critical illness insurance

Monday, February 8th, 2010

An Office of Fair Trading study into ‘small print’ in contracts is likely to focus on life insurance and critical illness insurance, emphasing again the value of independent financial advice.

Consumers demand independent financial advice on pensions, savings and investments

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Consumers draw most on quality independent financial advice when setting up or re-investing their pensions, or managing savings and investments, new data shows.

Family Financial Planning: University for your new baby could cost £64,000

Friday, January 29th, 2010

Financial Planning for University

The cost of sending a child born this year for a 3-year course at university in 2028 is likely to top £64,000. University costs have already reached £42,000 in 2010, and are rising every year. To manage such a substantial challenge, forward thinking and family financial planning are crucial.

Fifty ways to leave your cover… financial planning tips on your insurance, mortgage, and savings account

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

There must be … fifty ways to leave your cover. Figures show that savvy mortgage buyers, savers, and buyers of life insurance all stand to save thousands, by shopping around, switching deals, and taking independent financial advice

Critical illness insurance: why we need it

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010

Critical Illness Cover

Most of us have a life insurance policy, to ensure that our family is provided for at the end of our life, but far fewer of us have critical illness insurance.

Need for mortgage advice and pensions advice highlighted

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

Need for Mortgage Advice & Pension Advice

Consumers feel confused and daunted by the prospect of comparing products, when shopping around for mortgages and personal pensions, according to a new survey published this week by the retail industry watchdog Consumer Choice.

Wealthy investors use independent financial advisers for their financial planning

Monday, December 14th, 2009

Independent Financial Advice

Almost a quarter of wealthy individuals rely on independent financial advisers in their financial planning, rather than on bankers and accountants, a new report has found.

Hard sell on mortgages from estate agents costs homebuyers thousands

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

One-tenth of homebuyers in the UK who purchased their home from an estate agent felt pressured into arranging their mortgage via the estate agent as well, according to newly-published data from the Office of Fair Trading (OFT)*.

While mortgage referrals earn lucrative commissions for estate agents, their in-house mortgage advisers typically deal with a limited panel of selected mortgage lenders.

Now is the time for first time mortgage buyers

Friday, November 20th, 2009

Lenders are taking action to boost the home mortgage market for first time buyers, in order to maintain the current level of house purchases when the stamp duty exemption is cut back in January.

Financial advisers can now offer 85% and even 90% mortgages that will make homebuying easier for first-timers who could not afford the 25% mortgage deposits required to access the best deals over the past year.

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