Developed by the Investment Recovery Association for management of corporate, idle or surplus assets. Editorial content includes industry news, association news and events, member profiles and management tips and strategies.

Background and Format: Investment Sense is a Nottingham-based commercial website that covers news, information and advice on personal finance. The team is headed by Sarah McCarthy, a Financial Adviser who has a wealth of experience, having worked in the financial services for a number of years. The website provides "news and views on the matters that affect your finances, interviews with the leading fund managers, technical information, free guides" and their "own independent Best Buy Savings Tables". It includes a blog, and blog posts cover anything related to personal finance including investments, mortgages, renting homes, pensions, savings and more. The posts all vary in length. PR opportunities lie within financial product placement and economic-based research placement. The team can be reached by email or telephone, the Editor does not wish to be listed on the database. Audience and Readership: Aimed at those interested in personal finance. Deadline: No set deadline as such. Time of Publication: Updated daily online. Monthly Unique Users: This website does not disclose a MUU figure. Other Information: Can be viewed on LinkedIn here

Background and Format:Published since 1996, Investment Trust Newsletter provides private investors independent advice on investment trusts for investors and their advisers. The newsletter includes information about investment trusts in all market conditions, advising on which trusts to buy and sell and also providing a summary of the research from leading stockbrokers Audience and Readership:The newsletter is aimed at investors and their advisers.Deadline:There are no set deadlines.Time of Publication:Varies, but the issue date of the next issue is displayed on the website here.Circulation:Publisher does not disclose figure. Distribution:The newletter is available through subscription.Ad Rates:There is no advertising for the publication.

Investment Week is a magazine providing a dedicated publication for IFAs. It provides news, fund analysis, investment strategies, key product areas or product analysis. For the magazine's 20th anniversary in January 2015, Investment Week was redesigned with new content as well as more comprehensive markets and funds data in an easy to read format. The magazine is aimed at investment professionals in the UK and are read by key decision-makers such as chief investment officers, multi-managers, investment gatekeepers and wealth managers. It goes to print on Thursday afternoon.

Investment Week is a magazine providing a dedicated publication for IFAs. It provides news, fund analysis, investment strategies, key product areas or product analysis. For the magazine's 20th anniversary in January 2015, Investment Week was redesigned with new content as well as more comprehensive markets and funds data in an easy to read format. The magazine is aimed at investment professionals in the UK and are read by key decision-makers such as chief investment officers, multi-managers, investment gatekeepers and wealth managers. It goes to print on Thursday afternoon.

InvestmentNews is written for financial planners, investment advisers, registered representatives, securities dealers, CPAs, insurance brokers and bank marketers. It strives to provide accurate and informative details on investing and financial planning. The publication provides financial advisors and investment marketers with news and trend information on investing and finance. Coverage includes reports on companies' changes of strategy and personnel, mutual fund news, breaking news, taxes, insurance and regulatory issues. InvestmentNews DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Submit all pieces to the Editor. The guidelines for submissions are as follows: The articles must be written by someone who works within the financial services industry. The article must address a key topic of interest and must focus on the relevance that topic plays and its role and impact on the financial planner/financial advisory industry. The article cannot be used to promote a person, company or product. It cannot be used to condemn a person, company or product. Once approved for publication, they have the right to edit the story and have final say on the content. The article can run from 650 words to as much as 900 words. The author must supply a high-resolution color photo and a one-sentence blurb of their job description. All queries regarding special reports/section specific editorial calendars should be directed to the special reports editor.

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An e-newletter intended for the financial planning and advisory community. Editorial provides information on mutual funds, variable annuities, life and long-term care insurance, tax issues, estate planning, market and investing stories, brokerages, banks and money management.

Serves financial advisors, including planners, trust officers, registered representatives and investment advisors, accountants, and lawyers. Provides information on mutual funds, variable annuities, life and long-tern care insurance, tax issues, estate planning, market and investing stories, brokerages, banks, and money management.

Publication for IMCA members. Covers the financial industry keeping members current through industry news and articles that provide education, insight, explanation, and coverage of key issues including the latest in academic, legal, investment, governmental, and business development topics.