The Dilnot Report on care funding today suggested its recommendations, if adopted, could kick-start pre-funded products in the long term care (LTC) market.

Thomas Heathfield chose perhaps the most extreme route out of high street bank consultancy ever heard of.

Axa Wealth will make flexible drawdown available via its family SIPP, the Axa Wealth Family Suntrust (FST), from 4 July.

Aviva has entered the fixed-term annuity market with a five year and ten year plan.

Who is on the move this week in the world of financial services?

Merchant House Group today revealed it made a £1.69m pre-tax profit in the year to December 2010.

Royal London this morning confirmed it has completed its takeover of Royal Liver.

As 750,000 unionists and sympathisers descended on Westminster this afternoon, we sent pensions correspondent Rachel Dalton down to Parliament Square to see what workers themselves have to say.

The first of the Equitable Life compensation payments will be sent out today.

Tomorrow, thousands of public sector workers will strike over proposed reforms to their pensions. But just how do they compare to private sector provision?