Sanity is: a good mix of Friday links
It was William Cowper (Google tells us) who said “Variety is the spice of life That gives it all its…
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Investing is a tricky business; luckily the weekend papers were on hand to help
If you’re one of the ever decreasing number of people these days with money to invest you were treated to…
Shout outs all round? Why it's the Friday links blog, of course
It was unanimously agreed over here at MRM Towers that this little gem should take pride of place in this…
Our latest work: A cool way to show clients what Cofunds is and how it helps
Here’s some work that’s just been completed for Cofunds. It’s an animation that independent financial advisers (IFAs) and financial planners…
Strategic Bonds flying high in February
Strategic Bonds were hot on the heels of Corporate Bonds as third highest selling sector in the February sales table…
Sterling ways to profit from a plunging pound – MRM’s weekend news round-up
Sterling may be weak but the spirit of maximising opportunities to profit from this is certainly willing, judging from the…
Is Facebook the most overlooked free client communication tool by IFAs?
Picture: Avlxyz at Flickr I reckon my old school friends are just like the average IFA’s client bank. There are…
Salsa your way into creative blue jeans usage with the Friday links…
Make no mistake, the girls and boys at MRM can cut a rug with the best of them, ahem, but…
ISA-tastic: round up of the weekend papers
Back in the day the ISA ad season traditionally kicked off early-January and the Money pages in the weekend papers would grow…
Choo choo, all aboard the Friday links train…first stop Moscow…
Who needs the roaring fire video when you’ve got the Trans Siberian Express? Not the good people at MRM HQ,…
Client communications heading online, say IFAs
The trend for IFAs to communicate electronically with clients is set to surge according to a poll of IFA firms…
Voters will decide the shape of the next recession – Comment by Stuart Thomson, Ignis
“The current debate being played out in the letter pages of leading newspapers is more about politics than economics, with…