March 2011 was a record month for our website in terms of visitor traffic, with 4,768 people dropping in. Here are the five most popular blogs from March 2011.
Following a successful pilot study, Informed Choice is today introducing the use of telepathy to compliment our existing advice process.
We look at HM Treasury proposals for the launch of a Junior ISA later this year, with a £3,000 annual contribution limit and the same access concerns as the Child Trust Fund.
The latest firm-level complaints data from the FSA makes interesting reading and should form part of the due diligence process for a savvy investor.
We comment on the views of M&G’s Jim Leaviss and Fidelity’s Ian Spreadbury on interest rates, price inflation and wage inflation.
We comment on the rising cost of higher education and how parents can ensure this is affordable in the future.
Informed Choice chartered financial planner Martin Bamford was featured on thisismoney.co.uk today, in an article asking whether a reader with no existing cash savings really needed an investment ISA.
New research from Plimsoll Publishing suggests that around one-third of IFA firms are making an ‘unsustainable’ loss as a result of ever increasing costs.
New research from price comparison website confused.com has found that 14% of people do not understand the ISA rules.
The FTSE 100 index of leading UK company shares finished the week at 5,900.76, up 19.89 points or +0.34% on the day and up 182.63 points (+3.19%) over the week.
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