The Financial Services Authority is hiring a new chairman of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme - on a yearly salary of £75,000 for two days work a week.
Lyssa Barber of specialist financial recruitment company Allemby Hunt explains the growing importance of a staff retention strategy.
Consumers who want or would benefit from buying a financial product must have access to a range of simple plans which "do what they say on the tin", the Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) said today.
The chancellor has called for greater fiscal integration in the eurozone and warned a break-up of the single currency would be "disastrous".
Lucy Foster discusses how investing in the Enterprise Investment Scheme can benefit wealthy clients' retirement planning
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The government is considering phasing in the 3.2 percentage point increase in public sector workers' pension contributions over three years, a slower pace than previously planned.
The Treasury has denied the new regulatory structure set to replace the Financial Services Authority (FSA) will clash with European regulation.
The Government today issued a call for evidence as part of considerations to simplify the way it deals with income tax and National Insurance contributions (NICs).
HM Treasury (HMT) is suggesting simplified financial products should be defined as sellable without advice.