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news update 25 April 2008
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A licence to print money

Story by: Gemma Westacott, FTAdviser
Who wouldn't want a licence to print money? I'm sure we've all entertained the idea of wealth beyond our wildest dreams at some point, if only we could print our own notes (and not get locked up in the clink for it).
14.45 | 25.04.2008 | Investments
C&G hikes rates on intermediary mortgage range
Cheltenham & Gloucester (C&G) has increased its rates on a range of intermediary mortgages.
13.21 | 25.04.2008 | Mortgages
Clarkson Hill pre-tax profit drops 45 per cent
Independent financial adviser (IFA) firm Clarkson Hill suffered an almost 45 per cent decrease in pre-tax profit, according to its half-yearly report on the six months to 31 January 2008.
13.47 | 25.04.2008 | Advisers
Skandia UK chief to launch wealth unit
Skandia is seeking Financial Services Authority (FSA) approval for a new wealth management unit, which will be headed up by Brett Williams, chief executive of the firm's UK business unit.
11.37 | 25.04.2008 | Advisers
F&C sees assets under management shrink
F&C Investments saw its retail assets under management shrink by £800m in the first quarter of 2008, down to £10.1bn from £10.9bn at the end of last year.
11.34 | 25.04.2008 | Investments
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