We bring you a round-up of the rest of this morning's news.

Troubled Norwich & Peterborough (N&P) was rated the worst of 12 large high street lenders for online security.

The Federation of European IFAs (FEIFA) has joined forces with Judicare Group to offer advisers'clients legal advice on their overseas properties.

The Carbon Advice Group (CAG) has defended carbon credit trading after the police issued a warning about ethical investment boiler room scams.

Mark Fawcett, chief investment officer at NEST, explains how the savings vehicle’s charging structure works.

(Updated) Friends Life is to separate its open and closed books of business as part of parent company Resolution's UK Life project.

A former Barclays Bank employee has been jailed for three years after he stole £820,000 from a pensioner's bank account.

There is no shortage of easy-to-read, snappily-titled finance books aimed at the mass-market.

Members of the Armed Forces Pension Scheme (AFPS) have been underpaid by around £300 per year each.

Graduates auto-enrolled into pensions should be allowed to use their employers' contributions to pay off their debts, Ros Altmann, director-general of Saga, said.