Concerns are mounting about sales of annuities, while savers are increasingly looking overseas for diversification. It's IFAonline's round-up of the weekend's national newspapers...
Central London luxury home prices will rise 8% this year as overseas buyers take advantage of a weak pound, broker Savills said.
Rowanmoor delayed a fund switch within a pension for almost a year, costing a group of clients more than £5,000, the Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has ruled.
Proposed changes to the French tax regime provide some good news for French property owners.
Around three million people in the UK are pinning their hopes for a comfortable retirement on a later-life lottery win, according to the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF).
Confidence in Portugal's property market has taken a further knock as demand falls in Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve.
Anne Breen, head of property research at Standard Life Investments, explains why forecasts are predicting healthy returns for many markets including the UK.
Mortgage approvals reached their lowest level for 20 months in November, while net mortgage lending dropped to the lowest in over a decade, British Bankers' Association (BBA) figures suggest.
UK asking prices have fallen 1.7% this month as sellers outnumber buyers and the seasonal lull combined to take the heat out of the property market.
The number of IFAs facing issues with overseas property investments has soared over the last few years as the fall-out from the financial crisis has hit the schemes hard, according to a legal services firm.