Ever tried reading Finnegans Wake or Moby Dick? How about Les Miserables, or maybe an FSA consultation paper...?

London & Colonial are poised to launch a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme (QROPS) in Gibraltar, following reports of an end to a tax dispute in the territory.

Over a third of savers plan to turn their back on ISAs this year saying they do not understand the benefits, research suggests.

Building societies are near to finalising an investment instrument which would enable them to meet strict new capital requirements without losing their mutual status.

AIFA has hit out against proposed FSA levies as ‘poor value for IFAs' because it says they bear no link to real-life risks posed by advisers.

The FSCS plans to hit IFAs with a proposed levy of £70m before the end of March.

The FSA will charge firms a minimum £10 levy to fund the set up of a proposed Consumer Financial Education Body (CFEB).

The Tories would transfer UK financial regulation to the Bank of England within a year of taking power, the shadow financial secretary to the Treasury says.

Friends Provident reported a 2% increase in life and pension sales for its international business in 2009, to £465.2m, compared to the previous year.

A UK collaborator in a £1.5m Spain-based boiler room operation has been jailed for 33 months.