The government is considering building regulated advice into its proposed system to aggregate small pension pots.

The shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, Rachel Reeves, has accused the government of failing to cut inefficiency and borrowing.

Who moved where in another busy week in financial services?

The Pensions Ombudsman has ruled in favour of Standard Life after an investor complained the commission on his self-invested personal pension (SIPP) was not properly explained to him.

Around a third of consumers want to be able to contribute to their pensions via automatic teller machines (ATMs), Friends Life has said.

The government has proposed to exempt employees who work both in the UK and European Economic Area (EEA) member states from auto-enrolment.

Closed life fund consolidator Phoenix has held the majority of its annual bonuses at low rates or at 0% as it focuses on final payouts.

James Hay and Fidelity have been ordered to pay Sir Peter Gershon more than £26,000 in total in compensation after they delayed his investment by several months due to a lost cheque.

The NAPF says retirees with £50,000 or less are unable to access advice and often get poor outcomes – but IFAs tell a different story …

The British Standards Institute (BSI) is consulting on a draft of a voluntary service standard for financial advice businesses.