Advisers who recommended panicked clients realise gains ahead of this week's Budget have been forced on the defensive amid claims they may have issued "bad advice".
The rise in VAT announced in this week's Budget may delay some commission-based advisers from offering an RDR-compliant fee-paying proposition, the Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) warns.
The Government will undertake an independent review of auto-enrolment, Secretary of state for work and pensions Iain Duncan Smith has announced.
Financial services regulation is set to get harsher despite the break-up of the FSA, the Association of IFAs (AIFA) warns.
This will go down as one of the most controversial Budgets of modern times...but it could have been even more dramatic
Writing in the Guardian, business secretary Vince Cable says the impact of yesterday's Budget will be "painful".
Yesterday, the Government said it would work with the industry on "alternative ways" to implement pension tax relief restrictions, including reducing the annual allowance to between £30,000 and £45,000 instead.
One of the opening comments in George Osborne's Budget speech was that he was "not going to hide hard choices from the British people or bury them in the small print of the Budget documents".
The coalition Government is rolling out an annual family financial health check as part of its new national financial advice service.
Sterling has strengthened against the US dollar and euro on the back of today's emergency Budget, while gilts have also bounced.