More than seven in 10 adults (71%) plan to make changes to their finances in 2019, according to a large-scale survey.

Nearly 10m workers have been enrolled in auto-enrolment pensions schemes as the government prepares to raise the minimum contribution from 5% to 8% in April, new figures from the Department for Work and Pensions show.

Economic uncertainty caused people to cut back on spending by an average of £125 a month in 2018, a new survey has revealed.

A quarter of a million NHS workers have opted out of the NHS pension scheme in the past three years, according to Freedom of Information data gathered by the Health Service Journal and Royal London.

Wealth manager and Financial Planner Charles Stanley’s chief global strategist John Redwood MP has been knighted in the New Year Honours and former Virgin Money chief executive Jayne-Anne Gadhia has been made a dame.

Two lucky Premium Bond holders may be looking for Financial Planning advice after each scooping the £1m Premium Bonds jackpot.

A survey of 200 users of Intelliflo’s Intelligent Office during December revealed that advisers were optimistic that 2019 would see them increase business and recruit more staff.

The Single Financial Guidance Body (SFGB) began its work this week as it starts to take over from previous bodies.

Claims management companies (CMCs) - so-called ‘ambulance chasers’ - can now register for the temporary permission they need to operate when the FCA takes over regulation.

New research from The Nottingham Building Society has revealed that 39% of retired people in the UK claim that they are having the best time of their lives since they stopped working.