The number of offers of redress from banks to customers who took out interest rate hedging products is set to increase "rapidly" over the coming months, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.
A simple typographical error boosted Spain's 2014 public debt forecast by €10bn (£8.4bn), the government has admitted.
The tax benefits of writing life insurance in a trust have been widely publicised, but other assets can also benefit from this type of proetection.
There is a common misconception that financial advice is reserved for later life, but younger people could be missing a trick by delaying.
Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to continue cutting taxes for what he calls the "hardworking people in our country".
A new execution-only platform has entered the market allowing DIY investors to manage their portfolios in one place.
AXA Wealth International head of proposition Simon Willoughby on tax havens that are not tax havens - and stalking Jimmy Carr.
The financial adviser industry is still perceived as a male-dominated industry, a UK wide survey has found.
Spam messages about pension "liberation" scams are starting to catch up with unwanted payment protection insurance (PPI) texts, the information watchdog has revealed.