I'm always interested to see what the latest tech is that advisers are using with clients. I know that the reMarkable is very popular. Here's another take on linking real paper with your PC or device - the HUION Note 2-in-1 Digital Notebook Drawing Tablet. You can draw and write in real time, as well as transfer what you wrote later. Anyone use something like this?

Adviser question: Cashflow planning tools - straight to the point - what are you using? Why did you choose that one? What is it's biggest weakness? Is it web based? (For us it has to be) How much does it cost? Despite the brevity of this initial post I appreciate your feedback. Thank you.

Adviser post: I have approached lots of accountants in my area with a view of working with them - ultimately them sending clients in my direction when they have individuals trying to reduce their tax laibility (i.e. me opening / facilitating pension contributions). I have met with lots of accountants in my area and even offered to pay 12% of the initial fee to them for referring work to me as well as trying to refer clients to them as well where I can (although very few of my clients require the services of an accountant). So far, my efforts have beared no fruit at all. It almost feels like the accountants aren't bothered! Surely it would be good advice (from the accountant to their client) to consider pension contributions? So why don't they ever do it (especially if I pay the accountant for it!). I'd welcome your thoughts - thank you.