4th December 2009

IFAPAC update from IFA member Neil Liversidge

world keyboardPlease click here to view a ready-to-run email. Please consider sending this to your MP. Money Marketing, which really is doing a brilliant job for IFAs, must be credited with the lead story - most of the material is copied from their online story and the resulting blog.

My old friend John Blackmore (from my DBS days) is to be credited with contributing some excellent text as must Panacea member Simon Mansell, with his usual flair and genius. All I have done is knock it together for use with MPs.

This is what IFAPAC is all about. We don't want any of your money and we only want a minimal amount of your time. IFAPAC is a 'Brains Trust' whereby erudite material like this can be sent to those upon whom it might have the most useful effect - legislators.

Thanks for reading this. Remember: Politics is far too important to be left to the politicians!

Yours sincerely
Neil F Liversidge

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