Advisers, goodbye and good luck
James Coney
James Coney is Money editor of the Times and Sunday Times. An award-winning campaigning journalist he has worked on national papers for almost two decades. He was also a reporter at Financial Adviser and local newspapers. He lives in London with his wife and two sons. Follow him on Twitter @jimconey
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