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The government must do more to promote the benefits of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) to consumers to help advisers stay in business, Tenet Group has said.

Former Conservative cabinet stalwart Michael Heseltine is to argue the coalition government cannot continue on its current economic path in a "damning" critique of its growth strategy.

Cabinet minister Ken Clarke has backtracked after suggesting a tax break promised to married couples would not be implemented.

Pension pots with proposed 'money safe' guarantees may not be transferred automatically with a worker when they move jobs, a minister has warned.

Controversial plans for a ‘pensions for mortgages' scheme could be in place by Easter, according to pensions minister Steve Webb.

One of the most influential Liberal Democrat members of the coalition has insisted the party will continue to argue for a mansion tax, targeting "unearned wealth".

Vince Cable has launched another broadside against banks, branding them as ‘anti-business' and slamming them for their "greed and stupidity".

A former minister who lost his job in the reshuffle has criticised the government for failing to deal with the burden of long-term care costs, suggesting the Treasury has "no sense of urgency" about the issue.

HOBAN

Steve Webb is the longest serving pensions minister. Do you think he has done a good job?