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Research suggests a gap has emerged between how IFAs rate their performance and the actual scores that their clients awarded them.

For thousands of employees with Retail Price Index (RPI) linked salaries, the economic downturn will cost them dearly. Sue Weir looks at how the effect of what for many will mean a pay freeze could be softened

A Conservative government would investigate early auto-enrolment proposals as a priority but has not ruled out scrapping Personal Accounts altogether, shadow work and pensions spokeswoman Theresa May says.

The Conservatives have pledged to reverse the multi-billon pound pension "tax raid" introduced in 1997 by then chancellor Gordon Brown.

The Conservatives will cut back on child trust funds (CTFs) if they win the next election.

A scheme to prevent older people being forced to sell their homes to pay for long-term care has been announced by the Conservatives.

A world-renowned public affairs specialist which has previously worked with the Belarusian government has been hired by the Association of IFAs (AIFA) to boost the organisation's profile.

The Conservatives have said they will abolish the FSA and give the Bank of England greater responsibilities as part of radical plans to strengthen financial regulation in the UK.

When approaching later life, as term assurance comes to an end, clients do not want to be concerned with either increasing mortgage terms or reevaluating wills in order to avoid inheritance tax issues. By taking out whole of life cover instead, Simon...

Councils have been accused of "negligence" after putting nearly £33m into Icelandic banks just days before they collapsed last October.