Amanda Newman Smith
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smh.com.au | Amanda Newman Smith
By Amanda Smith June 27, 2025 — 5.01am, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. I’ve always had a visceral relationship with time. I want to live a thousand lives in one, enriched with experiences of all kinds. My 20s were about travel and freedom; my early 30s about building my business and moving to New York City. Once I turned 35, that was my cue to start our fertility journey.
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moneymarketing.co.uk | Dan Cooper |Amanda Newman Smith |Momodou Musa Touray
Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Tuesday 24 June 2025. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Weatherbys head of financial planning achieves rare doubleWeatherbys Nathan Valbonesi has won a top industry award after completing the two highest qualifications possible in financial planning and wealth management.
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moneymarketing.co.uk | Amanda Newman Smith
Financial advisers understand the importance of retirement planning better than most. So when it comes to their own future, many want more control over their pensions through self-investment. Self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) may seem the obvious route. But as the market has matured and become more tightly regulated — favouring standardised investments over more esoteric […] To read this article, you need to register.
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moneymarketing.co.uk | Brian Byrnes |Kimberley Dondo |Amanda Newman Smith
Just over two months ago, we all watched as the US tariff announcement sparked volatility in the global stock market. Across the industry, providers and advisers got a front-row seat to consumers reacting to uncertainty. A timely reminder, after a couple of relatively calm years, that volatility can hit investment markets and, therefore, consumer confidence can be shaken quickly.
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moneymarketing.co.uk | Amanda Newman Smith
The five-day working week has been common practice for over 90 years. For the past 60 of those, however, there have been calls to reduce it to four days. Today, technological change and the shift towards more flexible working patterns have made this a real possibility. In the financial advice sector, there are firms that have already implemented a shorter working week, and some commentators believe this will become the norm.
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