Uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the EU referendum in the lead up to the vote failed to dent new retirement sales at Legal and General, as the firm reported strong results today.

A former NHS finance boss who used to oversee budgets of over £400 million has been hired to help develop a new pensions website which has been likened to Compare the Market.

Advisers’ bill for running the FCA to drop from £74.9m

The total fees that advisers will have to pay the FCA next year will fall, it was confirmed this morning.

Alliance Trust Savings has bolstered its intermediary sales team, with a new duo joining the company.

Over 500,000 people have opened Help to Buy ISAs, according to new figures released by the Government.

Brexit will fuel demand for UK pensions to be moved out of Britain, a global advice firm’s chief executive claims.

The net public sector pension liability has risen to £1,493 billion, making it the single largest liability on the balance sheet, according to the National Audit Office.

Old Mutual Wealth has announced this morning that is capping exit fees at 1% for all customers aged 55 or over on older style pension contracts - ahead of an expected rule change next year.

A financial adviser is among a group of men today jailed for a combined period of over 36 years for attempting to steal £2.2 million in a tax fraud.

A researcher who proposed a Lifetime ISA two years before it became Government policy has suggested scrapping all fees on small pension pots below £2,000.