An advisory firm says that a new definition of financial advice will fail to help people who cannot afford the level of service they require.

The gap between men and women preparing adequately for retirement is widening.

Advisers face having to stump up fees to help pay for the imminent introduction of new EU rules.

A pensions firm director says it is ‘bonkers’ that many pre-retirees appear to be ready to cash in on their pension after already using the 25% tax-free allowance to “save for a rainy day”.

The Financial Ombudsman has ruled against an advice firm over investing in an unregulated collective investment scheme.

Automatic enrolment increased pension saving by £2.5 billion per year by April 2015, according to a new report.

A Financial Planning firm has been bought by Old Mutual, it was revealed today.

The third issue of Financial Planning Today, our new 40-page magazine, is now live online and available first to our email newsletter subscribers.  

The Association of British Insurers has called on the government to build on the success of auto-enrolment by raising contributions and expanding coverage.

The Financial Conduct Authority has found price competition in some areas of asset management to be “weak” and called for an all-in-one fee to help investors evaluate the true cost of investing. The all-in one fee would help investors “easily see what is being taken from the fund.”