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Fixed-rate bonds stop rewarding savers
Savers chasing the best deal for their cash can now earn almost as much interest on instant access as from locking into a one-year fixed rate
Signs of life in buy-to-let market
Number of buy-to-let products increases from all time low
‘Trail’ commission sparks debate
The row over advisers’ commission was reignited this week
Riskier high-yield debt draws attention
Rally in investment-grade bonds may be over
Investment trust reserves boost income
Managers maintain dividend payments
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