IFA

An IFA has claimed Standard Life removed him from his client's policies without instruction.

Standard Life has denied its latest mailout to IFAs' clients is an attempt to sell to them direct.

David Child has taken the helm at one of the country's most ambitious adviser firms. Paul Robertson talks to Lifesearch's new managing director

So, you haven't sold income protection to your clients. What's the worst that can happen? According to John Bridge, an awful lot...

Severity based protection payments have become more common over the year. Phil Jeynes explains why in his overview of 2011

Exiting advisers on the hunt for buyers for their firms are being warned to beware tempting deals which could have hidden pitfalls.

A change to the way in which financial advisers working within solicitors firms are regulated could force law firms to shut down their financial services businesses, a solicitor said.

The pursuit by the FSCS and FSA of advisers who recommended Keydata products looks set to create a domino effect that will cascade far and wide.

James Hay Partnership is to close its family SIPP product to new business due to a lack of adviser demand.

Cru Investment Management encouraged advisers to invest all of their clients in Cru funds at a blanket rate of 1% trail commission, in a presentation one IFA has branded a "shambles to encourage churning".