The uncertainty surrounding pension tax relief has led to a surge in contributions and cost the Treasury £1.5 billion, it has been claimed.

Pension ISAs and reforms to tax relief are most likely to be postponed rather than axed, pension experts believe.

A co-founder of a leading Sipps firm says advisers are looking to the sector to become smaller but formed of well-run, financially strong operators.

Retirees must get Government funded vouchers to pay for professional financial advice, a pensions company says.

An investment management firm has appointed the former head of the British Army to its advisory board.

A new business has been launched with the aim of becoming a ‘financial adviser in your pocket’ for younger people.

An investment firm is set to scrap its dealing charge and replace it with a fixed custody fee.

A major European ETF provider has hired Old Mutual Global Investors’ former chief to head the organisation.

A poll to find out if financial advisers think leaving or staying in the EU is best for clients and the sector as a whole was almost a dead heat.

The managing director of a wealth manager has been chosen to lead a campaign to promote the benefits of seeing a Chartered Financial Planner in his region.