Archives for October 2022
FSCS pays £180m in 5 months as 7 more firms default
FSCS declared seven failed firms in default in August and September, it reported today – opening the door to compensation claims from customers. The firms include a Financial Planning business, a pension and benefits adviser, several financial advisory firms and two credit unions. The firms have gone out of business and are deemed unable to […]
FSCS pays £180m in 5 months as 7 more firms default
FSCS declared seven failed firms in default in August and September, it reported today – opening the door to compensation claims from customers. The firms include a Financial Planning business, a pension and benefits adviser, several financial advisory firms and two credit unions. The firms have gone out of business and are deemed unable to […]
FSCS pays £180m in 5 months as 7 more firms default
FSCS declared seven failed firms in default in August and September, it reported today – opening the door to compensation claims from customers. The firms include a Financial Planning business, a pension and benefits adviser, several financial advisory firms and two credit unions. The firms have gone out of business and are deemed unable to […]
FSCS pays £180m in 5 months as 7 more firms default
FSCS declared seven failed firms in default in August and September, it reported today – opening the door to compensation claims from customers. The firms include a Financial Planning business, a pension and benefits adviser, several financial advisory firms and two credit unions. The firms have gone out of business and are deemed unable to […]
Kitces & Carl Ep 96: Handling Politically Charged Clients Who Make It Uncomfortable To Be Their Advisor
When it comes to politically charged discussions, financial advisors generally try to stay neutral and focus on providing clients with objective financial advice. Yet, while they seek to remain apolitical in their financial advice, the shifting political environment has made it increasingly common for more clients to express their political concerns and feelings with their […]
Kitces & Carl Ep 96: Handling Politically Charged Clients Who Make It Uncomfortable To Be Their Advisor
When it comes to politically charged discussions, financial advisors generally try to stay neutral and focus on providing clients with objective financial advice. Yet, while they seek to remain apolitical in their financial advice, the shifting political environment has made it increasingly common for more clients to express their political concerns and feelings with their […]
Kitces & Carl Ep 96: Handling Politically Charged Clients Who Make It Uncomfortable To Be Their Advisor
When it comes to politically charged discussions, financial advisors generally try to stay neutral and focus on providing clients with objective financial advice. Yet, while they seek to remain apolitical in their financial advice, the shifting political environment has made it increasingly common for more clients to express their political concerns and feelings with their […]
Kitces & Carl Ep 96: Handling Politically Charged Clients Who Make It Uncomfortable To Be Their Advisor
When it comes to politically charged discussions, financial advisors generally try to stay neutral and focus on providing clients with objective financial advice. Yet, while they seek to remain apolitical in their financial advice, the shifting political environment has made it increasingly common for more clients to express their political concerns and feelings with their […]
FSCS to close £115m LCF compensation scheme
The FSCS is to close its compensation scheme for victims of the failed £237m mini-bond provider London Capital & Finance (LCF). The compensation body says that it will close the scheme, administered on behalf of the government, on 22 October. The FSCS says it has so far paid 99.5% of customers eligible for compensation. In […]