A firm of Chartered Financial Planners set up 21 years ago by one man in his bedroom has reported a 20 per cent rise in annual turnover and its sixth consecutive year of growth.

A significant number of soon to be retirees are expecting to be reliant on their children for financial support after they stop working, a report suggests.

The PFS has revealed it will host the “biggest conference in financial services calendar” next year.

Women hit with double whammy on pensions says Aegon's Smith

As the world marks Equal Pay Day today, Aegon’s head of pensions Kate Smith says women are being hit by a double whammy on pensions and pay.

Advisers are being urged to tune into a live broadcast tomorrow (11 November) to analyse the aftermath of the US election, Brexit and future of investing.

The founder of an IFA back office system has joined the board of a fintech company, which works with financial advice firms.

Two Chartered Financial Planning businesses are set to come under Schroders' wing after it took a stake in the parent company.

New Chancellor Phillip Hammond is being urged the scrap the “incredibly complex and confusing” taper.

The development of the Pensions Dashboard has been one of the big pension related stories of 2016 – with the Treasury signing up eleven of the largest pension providers to build the first prototype of its kind in the UK.

More than four in ten IFAs (43%) are considering using robo-advisory services to provide a cost effective solution for smaller clients.