Financial Planner Shane Mullins’ Question of Trust campaign is being officially launched to the public on 10 July.

The Office for National Statistics has revealed that 1.4m people are working past their pension age, double the figure of 20 years ago.

Anthony Browne has been appointed as the new chairman of the British Bankers’ Association, replacing Angela Knight.

UK employees are still expecting to fully retire at 66 and spend 16 years in retirement despite financial worries, according to Aegon.

Monetary Policy Committee member Adam Posen has called for more quantitative easing and for the Bank to start buying bank loans rather than government bonds.

Succession Advisory Services has added two new firms to its business, adding £100m in funds under management.

Over £363m has been paid in tax bills via the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility, according to HM Revenue and Customs.

The House of Lords is set to debate the second reading of the Financial Services Bill today as it works to strengthen the UK’s financial regulatory structure.

The Investment Management Association believes the Government-backed Money Advice Service budget is too large and is concerned about the lack of transparency around the organisation.

John Griffith-Jones has been appointed as the first chairman of the new Financial Conduct Authority.