Another key date in the Institute of Financial Planning calendar is set to get underway on Monday.

Fines and compensation for misconduct by banks relating to investment advice and pensions totalled more than £1billion over the last 14 years.

The Pensions Minister has suggested the new guidance service could offer more than just a one off session.

All new and existing members of the Inspiring Advisers programme will be offered free membership of the IFP for 12 months under a new agreement.

A Treasury U-turn on the pension reforms will mean there is more chance that savers will avoid costly fines, a regulatory expert says.

An IFP board member who set up an online advice firm believes technology will never be able to replace a person in delivering full Financial Planning – but says it does have a vital role to play.

A technology firm heavily involved in the financial advisory sector has been named the fastest growing financial and technology services company headquartered outside London.

Financial Planning week is about putting people back in control of their finances, the IFP's chief executive says.

The name Scottish Life has become a thing of the past as the rebranding of the pensions business took effect today.

A private wealth management firm has opened a new office in Buckinghamshire as part of an expansion drive.