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Unemployment insurers see City jobs as too risky
Thousands of City workers are now being denied unemployment cover or facing premium increases of up to 200 per cent on new policies, as insurers limit their exposure to the troubled finance sector
Rents recede in buy-to-let
Buy-to-let property owners are becoming increasingly concerned about falling rents
Sipps open doors early to protected rights funds
Rule change allows switch into Sipps
A happier dividend story in Europe
European equity income funds appear attractive
Portfolio planning can put up defences against inflation
Investors finding it hard to weather uncertainty
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Navigate the cross-currents

Looking at a chart of the FTSE 100 doesn’t always tell you the real story of what has been happening in the stock market. Behind the 20 per cent plunge of the past year has been a very strong cross-current. This sector rotation has been out of banks, construction, retail and property and into a relatively small number of natural resources stocks. Such currents cannot continue indefinitely









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