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Mortgage climate group opens first event for advisers - Vimarsana News

Mortgage climate group opens first event for advisers

The Mortgage Climate Action Group (MCAG) has announced its first event for advisers. It will take place virtually on Thursday 4 August from 9.30am and is open to attendees from across the sector. The hour-long event will outline the motivation behind the foundation of MCAG, its ethos and purpose.

IFA network ValidPath hires industry veteran Jon Barham - Vimarsana News

IFA network ValidPath hires industry veteran Jon Barham

IFA network ValidPath has hired Jon Barham as commercial director to manage the development of its proposition for advisers. 

The Morning Briefing: Aviva buys Succession Wealth and breaking bias in the advice market - Vimarsana News

The Morning Briefing: Aviva buys Succession Wealth and breaking bias in the advice market

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Wednesday 2 March, 2022. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Aviva grabs Succession  Big news has broken this morning as Aviva has announced it will buy national IFA Succession Wealth for £385m to boost its presence in the advice market. Succession

Higher interest rates are coming. Are you ready? - Vimarsana News

Higher interest rates are coming. Are you ready?

Many economists predict the Bank of Canada will begin hiking its benchmark interest rate, starting with a hike of 0.25 per cent on Wednesday. The question now is, how high will interest rates go, and will indebted Canadians be able to handle it?

Source: cbc.ca
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Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan

In Today's morning brief, Canadians can interest rates to rise this week, economists say.

Source: cbc.ca