The world economy looks set to achieve a remarkable soft landing in 2024. This will continue to support global equity markets ...

Advice “will die” if younger generations are not encouraged into the advice profession, Moran Wealth Management founder, ...

The end of physical money is in sight. In use for at least 5,000 years, cash may soon be just a redundant children’s toy.

More than £42mn was returned to pensioners for overpaid tax in the first quarter of 2024. The latest figures from HMRC showed ...

In today's evolving banking, financial services and insurance landscape, the integration of artificial intelligence has ...

Having more adviser academies offering long term employed roles would be a ‘game changer’ for getting new talent into the ...

Although much of the economic data emerging from the US may make it hard to justify cutting rates, it is likely a rate cut ...

True Potential is striking a balance between giving clients a personal service and letting machines do the job - but now it wants to move to the next stage of tech-enabled ...

Financial services firms have been urged to "take steps now" to protect workers and ensure compliance ahead of the introduction of sexual harassment prevention laws.

Speaking on the latest FT Adviser podcast, Tom McPhail, director of public affairs at the Lang Cat, said one of his concerns looking at the data was the decline of people using Pension Wise.

When asked what benefits would be of most use to those working past state pension age, 45 per cent of respondents to our 2023 survey said income protection. This was followed closely by critical ...

Rate rises “have become the new normal” after Halifax and BM Solutions become the latest lenders to increase mortgage rates.  increased mortgage rates by 0.2 per cent, Switch Mortgage Finance director ...