The FCA has appointed two new financial advice bosses.

The FCA has found that about 63% of defined contribution pension holders only have low or moderate confidence in their provider.

Robo-advice is failing to win the trust of consumers despite massive advertising, a new poll has shown, falling well below human advisers.

The FCA has found that more than seven in ten adults fail to realise there are any charges levied on their pensions.

The FCA today set out how and why it makes decisions on fines, bans and other sanctions and punishments.

IFG Group, the owners of SIPP company James Hay Partnership, has announced a £400,000 loss in the last year, compared to profits of £6.4m for 2016.  

The government of Ontario, Canada’s most populated province with more than 13m people, has moved a step closer this week to protecting the status of ‘Financial Planners’ in law.

Xafinity SIPP and SSAS, part of Xafinity Punter Southall, has reported a surge in the number of investors turning to commercial property investments.   

A successful legal challenge has been mounted against HM Revenue and Customs by Hargreaves Lansdown which could see £15m returned to investors. 

New research by Sipp provider AJ Bell has revealed that the gender pay gap extends to pension freedoms.