The global Financial Planning Standards Board has announced seven new faces will join its Professional Standards Committee.

Workplace pension scheme membership has increased to 64% in 2015, the Office for National Statistics has revealed this morning.

The chief executive of Schroders will step down from his position after 15 years with the company and will take up a non-executive chairman role on the board.

Six firms in the life insurance sector are under investigation and may face disciplinary action over treatment of long-standing customers.

Pension savers are struggling with so-called ‘retirement envy’ as they see the living standards and lifestyles of people who are already retired, says new research.

Only 35 of the 2,654 funds invested in emerging market equities and available to UK retail investors have produced positive performance over the past year, according to analysis by an online investment platform. Read more ...

Financial advisers are anticipating higher demand from clients for estate planning advice in the wake of changes being made to inheritance tax thresholds announced in the Government’s July Summer Budget.

Women, carers, the ethnic minorities and the self employed are well behind behind the average man when it comes to pension saving, according to a new TUC-sponsored report.

The ABI has made a new appointment to its Protection Committee following the departure of it’s previous chair who left to join Zurich as global life chief executive.

New analysis published this morning has shown big variations across the country when it comes to how long workers face having to work to achieve the same quality of pension as their parents’ generation.