An advice firm says a staff health programme has cut sickness absence by a third, leading to one employee shedding three stone in weight and running half-marathons.

A Treasury rule change on pensions jeopardises retirement saving plans for millions, Hargreaves Lansdown says.

The hiring spree has continued at Tilney after its post-Towry revamp, with a new investment chief the latest to join.

A Chartered Financial Planner has explained how she turned around a ‘really tough’ first meeting with unhappy clients who felt they had been neglected.

Pension sector professionals have been digesting a Supreme Court judgement yesterday in what is being hailed as a possible landmark case.

A 3,000 strong financial adviser network is to launch a Discretionary Fund Manager.

The CISI’s head of Financial Planning believes the number of CFP^TM professionals in the UK should grow by nearly 600 by 2022.

Chartered Wealth Manager Stuart Ryan is among a duo hired by investment research and fund ratings group RSMR.

The FCA is weighing up possible rule changes for investing in illiquid assets through open-ended funds.

Small advice firms will get £1,000 from the PFS to enrol employees aged under 19 into a new scheme to develop them into fully qualified advisers.