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Half of UK households are expected to require housing wealth to support their spending needs in retirement, unlocking more ...
Thompson said Scottish Widows had been hiring and training more claims assessors as part of an investment in people. This has ...
Pension policy changes are expected to impact platforms as the majority of advisers are looking to mitigate the impact of new ...
Some 70 per cent of defined contribution savers fully withdraw their savings without professional advice or guidance, ...
If half of non-domiciled taxpayers were to leave the UK, this would amount to £2.4bn in net losses to the Treasury in the ...
One of the biggest misconceptions among advisers when it comes to vulnerability is assuming it ties in with something else, ...
A third (33 per cent) of high net worth individuals have fallen victim to financial scams or cybercrime in the past six ...
Transact has integrated with web app ZeroKey to eliminate manual data entry for advisers. The transmission of data from an ...
The Financial Conduct Authority plans to strip outdated or duplicated requirements from its insurance rule book. The ...
Advisers have admitted there is “room for improvement” on meeting consumer duty obligations in the later life lending market.
Fraudsters who conned 120 people out of their money will have to pay back £305,284 after the Financial Conduct Authority ...
In arguably one of the biggest benefits scandals of modern times, thousands of pensioners have been underpaid their state ...