Almost half of the entire UK population is not saving for a pension, research from YouGov suggests.

The FSA has published a consultation paper proposing a new framework to regulate the way that retail banks treat their customers.

The Isle of Man has expressed its "surprise" after Alistair Darling promised to take a "long hard look" at the crown dependency's status as a tax haven.

Pension savers will need to increase their contributions by up to 20% to make up for the Government's raid on private funds, says Brewin Dolphin.

The Government has revealed plans for managing its investments in three banks involved in its bail-out package.

The new US president faces an economic environment more fraught with challenges than any time since 1933, according to John J. Hardy of Saxo Bank.

St. James's Place shares soared almost 15% this morning as chairman Mike Wilson expressed confidence HBOS will retain its 60% stake in the wealth manager beyond the merger with Lloyds TSB.

A default of Russian sovereign debt obligations remains highly unlikely despite the region's vulnerabilities, according to Emin Rasulov, a portfolio manager at Legg Mason affiliate Batterymarch.

Skandia's decision to quit the ABI has been dubbed a "cynical marketing ploy" by Nucleus chief executive David Ferguson.

An abundance of clients are oblivious of the tax perks of pensions, according to research by Zurich.