The debt advisor has extended its range of services as it launched a new website designed for introducers, clients and creditors. The new website offers 24 hour service access to the marketing toolkit, for example case tracking, online referrals and management information. Bev Budsworth, managing director of The Debt Advisor commented: “We are really pleased [...]
Archive for January, 2011
Bridgewater’s Equity Release series of business planning workshops which took place during December 2010 and January 2011 have had positive feedback from equity release companies. The workshops focused on the development of advisers and writing strong business plans for 2011, these workshops were to aid the growth of equity release companies in 2011. Over 90% [...]
Figures have shown that the economy has suffered a dramatic contraction in the last three months of 2010. During the periods of October – December the ONS (Office for National Statics) has shown that the economy decreased by 0.5% Weather was also an impact in the last quarter although it wasn’t a huge impact as [...]
2010 saw a rise in part exchange properties as it was the first rise in the past three years this is according to research held by St Trinity Asset Management., St Trinity manages part exchange property disposals, and is part of the LSL group. Many of the home purchases that took place included part exchange [...]
First time buyer’s scheme in the Isle of Man is so successful that the Department of Social Care will request an extra £2.8m from Tynwald this week. This extra £2.8m will give more than 120 people financial assistance within the tax year and enable them to buy their new homes. Originally the department had just [...]
The FSA have fined Barclays Bank £7.7 million for failures within the sale of two funds. Barclays have been ordered to contact customers and redress payment where appropriate. Barclays sold Aviva’s Global Balanced Income Fund and Global Cautious Income Fund to 12,331 people with investments between July 2006 and November 2008 totalling to £692 million. [...]



