An Accredited Financial Planning firm has launched an academy to train planners to “never again engage in a transactional relationship with their clients”.

Inflation has fallen slightly after it jumped last month to the highest level in nearly two years.

A new study has found that more than one in ten drawdown customers regret their decision.

The Financial Conduct Authority is to cap early exit charges on existing pensions at 1% and from 31 March it will bar all early exit charges on new pensions.

SunLife has unveiled a new chief executive this afternoon.

More than a quarter of financial advisers (27%) are working longer hours compared with a year ago, some more than two hours extra each day.

Financial Planning has to win over consumers and students before it becomes seen as a profession, a former IFP chief executive has suggested.

Former IFP chief executive Steve Gazzard has told today's PFS National Financial Planning Symposium in London that the advice gap could get worse without action.

A former professional golfer is among a trio of new advisers hired by an advice firm in the north of England.

A wealth manager has intimated that is closing in on more IFA takeovers.