More than 35 Financial Planning firms nationwide are to offer free Financial Planning surgeries to the public as part of the IFP's consumer-focused Financial Planning Week 2015.

Savings reforms have helped a wealth firm's platform produce its strongest quarter of sales this year.

Three former senior executives of an insurance firm will have to cough up nearly £1million in fines.

Plans to crack down on misleading financial promotions through social media services such as Twitter will move further forward tomorrow.

A positive opinion poll on the IFP annual conference confirms that it succeeded in its ambitions, the organisation's chief executive says.

New research has revealed that European ETF assets have more than doubled over the last five years.

Compensation to consumers who were clients of failed financial advisory firms has nearly reached £1bn.

More than a third of the population have less than one months' income saved, research has suggested.

The Bank Rate will still remain at 0.5%, it was announced this afternoon, with the record period of stability nearing the six year mark.

The under fire Money Advice Service has reported "record numbers" of users – with over ten million contacts from customers in the first half of 2014/15.