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Broking break - Your top five

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The FSCS, MGAM, Zurich and SME business all made the most read list for this week.

  5 - SME Now and the future: Focus on small fleet

Our exploration of how the SME fleet market is developing hit number five in the most read chart.

The article explains how technology is changing the way brokers work in this market and considers what might happen to rates in future.

  4 - Brokers could face 63% hike in FSCS levy under new proposals

The regulator set out its options for changing FSCS fees.

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