Treasury proposals for changing the definition of financial advice fail to distinguish it from ‘guidance’, a pensions firm MD says.

A former director at Suffolk Life has predicted a “very rosy future” for the Sipp sector, in particular providers that offer a more personalised, bespoke service.

Nine new robo-advisers are being developed with guidance from the FCA, it emerged this morning.

Total membership of occupational pension schemes has reached the highest level since the figures were first recorded by the ONS in 1953.

Pensions are being buried in the list of priorities for under 35s by the desire to buy a house.

The former Minister “who made pensions sexy” claims that the new LISA is “an abomination” and is more likely to prompt cash splurges on Lamborghinis than the pension freedoms have.

A common governance body for pension transfers is needed to overcome the problems that currently exist, as the industry is “doing spectacularly badly”.

The Pensions Regulator has revealed it is looking to work with the Information Commissioner to see how it might crackdown on cold calling as part of a project to tackle scammers.

Wealth manager Sandringham Financial Partners is approaching its 200 partner milestone.

Two people have been charged with bribery offences following an investigation by the City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED).