PROPERTY

Sesame, the adviser network arm of Sesame Bankhall group, has reported a loss for 2012 of £9.3m - four times its losses in 2011 - as a provision for a regulatory fine took its toll.

Pension savers are being warned to regularly update the documents that say who should get money from their pension pot if they die.

Investors who hold bond-like assets issued by Nationwide Building Society can sell them back to the mutual early under an offer made this week.

High-risk home loans, once dubbed ticking timebombs by the City watchdog, are back on sale - but this time with a safety net attached.

Annuity rates would have to improve by at least 6% from today's rates to make any delay in purchasing a retirement income worthwhile, says a new report.

A third of Brits believe 'Generation Y' - young adults aged between 18 and 31 - will struggle the most to save for retirement.

From Japan to the US via Europe and the UK, L&G Investments' multi-managers Tim Gardner and Alan Thein give their views on the global investment landscape.

Financial Fraud Action UK (FFA UK) has released new fraud intelligence highlighting the growth of a phone scam in which fraudsters are targeting individuals to deceive them into revealing personal and financial information - or make payments into the...

Chief executive of the Personal Finance Society (PFS) Keith Richards has revealed the problem that is infuriating advisers most.