Pension scammers have attempted to con 14% of the UK adult population, equivalent to 7.6m adults, a new study has found.

Over half of over-50s fear they will run out of money in retirement due to the impact of the pandemic on their income and their ability to save, a new survey has revealed.

Ex-Pensions Minister Baroness Ros Altmann has warned the government against abandoning the State Pension Triple Lock despite a potential 8% rise on the way.

Calls for reform of the pensions Triple Lock from the pensions community are building as Chancellor Rishi Sunak departed from his usual approach of defending the lock on BBC Radio 4 this week.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Personal Banking and Fairer Financial Services has launched a consultation into the performance record of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

The Financial Conduct Authority has today fined Lloyds Banking Group’s general insurance arm nearly £91m for false promises on renewal premiums over an eight year period.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has opened the doors to compensation claims against a closed firm which was owned by wealth manager and Financial Planner Succession Wealth.

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has released details of a widespread membership consultation and engagement initiative on its membership offering, including consulting on the relationship the body has with its Personal Finance Society (PFS) arm.

Pension savers are nine times more likely to accept advice from a pension scammer online than they would in person, according to new research from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Wealth manager and Financial Planner Tilney Smith & Williamson has joined the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA)’s network of partners to help support spinal chord injured people’s financial wealth.