The Advice Show
Exclusive interviews and lively chat with a diverse mix of figures from the financial planning profession, personal finance and financial services.
Selling peace of mind: CEOs chat flat-fees and added value
In this podcast New Model Adviser editor Will Robins gets stuck into the fee debate, interviewing two financial planning CEOs: Alan Smith of Capital Asset Management and Barry Horner of Paradigm Norton. Smith is a renowned advocate of flat-fees and not afraid to ruffle feathers with his criticism of percentage…
Why financial planners should use the beautiful art of storytelling
Ollie Smith is joined by Foco Global managing director Michael Taggart and Citywire UK head of audience development Ian Horne to discuss the powerful impact of narrative in financial planning.
GAGP special: platform tech firms must change to survive
Jack Gilbert is joined by Altus principal consultant Ben Hammond to discuss the future of the platform tech firms driving change in the marketplace.
GAGP Special: 'we don't like the term robo-advice, it's pejorative'
NMA news editor Charles Walmsley is joined by Nutmeg head of financial advice Lisa Caplan to discuss the might - and plight - of the digital wealth managers
Around the world in 10 retirements: how do other countries shape up?
Ollie Smith is joined by Standard Life head of global retirement policy Jamie Jenkins to discuss the topic of retirement around the world
The next big thing in advice: inside the Financial Wellbeing Conference
NMA Editor Will Robins bags exclusive chats with all the speakers at Chris Budd's Financial Wellbeing Conference
GAGP Special: many people don't understand the gender pay gap
Paygaps.com chief commercial officer Innes Miller joins Ollie Smith to discuss one of the jobs not yet done in financial advice: equal pay.
GAGP Special: The Declaration of Rahoy, and the cost of giving advice
Ollie Smith is joined by LEBC director of public policy Kay Ingram to discuss the impact of the Retail Distribution Review on the cost of giving advice.
GAGP Special: Big companies like Quilter are buffering the FSCS
Phil Young joins Ollie Smith to discuss advice fees in the precarious age of FSCS levies, FCA action and DB danger.
GAGP Special: how one IFA got a worse deal by moving to one platform
NMA chief reporter Jack Gilbert is joined by NextWealth managing director Heather Hopkins for the first in a special series of Summer podcasts as part of our Great Advice Great Profession initiative.
Forget the boomers, it's Gen X that is going to really need equity release
Ollie Smith is joined by Tisa strategy director Charles McReady to discuss the increasing popularity of equity release.
The lie of the land with charitable giving - in support of Teenage Cancer Trust
Lauren Janus joins Ollie Smith to discuss whether charitable giving would be so attractive were it not for its tax efficiency.
Suitability spotlight: 'If you don't get caught by SMCR or Mifid II, you'll get caught by Prod'
Paul Resnik joins Ollie Smith to discuss suits, suitability, and to swear a bit.
The trials and tribulations of Neil Woodford: will he turn it around?
Ollie Smith is joined by veteran Citywire journalist Dan Grote to discuss the plight of fund manager Neil Woodford.
The ticking clock of pension transfer times
Interim host Jack Gilbert is joined by Pensionbee chief executive Romina Savova to discuss pension transfer times.
How NMA editor Will Robins became the client of a life planning firm
In a podcast feast, NMA editor Will Robins reveals to George Kinder that he is undergoing life planning with a financial adviser.
Are there any Easter eggs in the FCA's annual business plan?
Ollie Smith is joined by NMA chief reporter Jack Gilbert to unpack the Financial Conduct Authority's annual business plan.
'If you're going to sell your advice business, get to the front of the queue'
In the second part of our special podcast on selling advice businesses, broker Peter Trotman returns to update Ollie Smith on the threats to the advice consolidation market.
'The regulator's given us 8/10': inside the platform market study
Ollie Smith and Jack Gilbert are joined by 7IM head of intermediary Verona Kenny to discuss the implications of the platform market study.
We need to do more on ethics: the CISI talks financial planning exams
The ethics element to advisers' training is not yet strong enough, according to this week's podcast guest, Jackie Lockie, head of financial planning at the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment.