LV= Asset Management's Graham Ashby examines the remuneration of the UK's top executives and why becoming a footballer might be a better option.

Nationwide is to stop offering mortgages through its Dunfermline, Cheshire and Derbyshire Building Societies brands, which will refer mortgage customers to Nationwide through in-branch independent financial advisers.

The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) has officially launched its Certificate in Paraplanning, which is set at QCF Level 4.

Fidelity's Ian Spreadbury explains how the components of a bond work.

Peter Hicks, head of UK retail sales at Fidelity, looks at the implications of the emergency Budget.

The death of the US consumer has been greatly exaggerated, writes Douglas Roberts, senior international economist at Standard Life Investments.

Tax lawyer Shimon Shaw, of Matthew Arnold & Baldwin, gives his views on the Budget's CGT adjustments.

This week: Ross Henderson, fund manager at OPM Fund Management, gets excited about quality property opportunities at deep discounts

Should we listen to economists or companies about what lies ahead for Europe? asks BlackRock's Nigel Bolton.

AT8's Mark Loosmore examines the changes Aviva has made to its business strategy in the past two years.