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Claire Trott: Why I think 2016 is the year of the SSAS

Could 2016 be the year of the SSAS? The main reason I can see the answer being yes is that it is simply a suitable product for many that may have been overlooked in the past. I could just stop there but this would then be really short and quite uninformative so I feel I should expand a little.
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Claire Trott: Opening the eyes of estate agents to SSAS

In the last week I have been travelling around the country a lot and one day I was booked in to talk with some professional connections of a financial adviser, when I asked for a list of attendees I was a little surprised to discover the majority of the audience were property professionals.
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'It's time for Sipp firms to resolve issue with FCA'

James Jones-Tinsley column: Time for Sipp firms to resolve long-running issue with FCA.



Last October, the FCA released a consultation paper entitled pension reforms – proposed changes to our rules and guidance.
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James Jones-Tinsley: The law is a drag

In his first column since becoming a blogger for Sipps Professional, James Jones-Tinsley from Barnett Waddingham a Chartered Financial Planner and Self-Invested Technical Specialist, discusses problems with the time delay between pension changes being announced and being cemented in law.
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James Jones-Tinsley: Bizarre regulation means capital inadequacy

The Financial Conduct Authority’s final rules on Capital Adequacy imply that fixed term cash deposits that cannot be realised within 30 days will have to be classed as a ‘non-standard’ asset.
Last December, the Financial Conduct Authority released Handbook Notice No. 28.
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  1. Sipp firm capital rules remain despite PIF changes
  2. Sipp standard asset rules firmed up by latest FCA paper
  3. FCA publishes ‘watered down’ Sipp rule changes
  4. Sipp inflows rise by £3bn compared to last year

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