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A new report indicates nine out of ten first time property buyers are struggling to purchase their desired property.

A survey of building society chief executives suggests there is a high degree of optimism in the industry regarding future challenges and the requirement for Treating Customers Fairly.

Members of money purchase pension schemes are far less aware of potential future benefits than those expecting retirement income linked to final salary, according to consultant Watson Wyatt.

Many providers believe that group income protection is due a revival. Yet the issue on which these hopes are pinned may be the market's undoing, says Peter Madigan Click here to download pdf

Survey results published by Sipp provider AJ Bell suggest buy-to-let properties in the UK will attract the most money from those intending to buy into the asset class post-A-Day.

Nearly seven in ten firms say current policies in place to drive up occupational pensions are not having the desired effect, new research indicates.

The confusion related to pensions is stopping individuals from saving for their future, new research reveals.

Almost nine out of ten people over the age of 65 are being forced to consider a property move as a means of elevating their financial standing, new research indicates.

As many as 8.3 million people in the UK would agree to an increase in income tax as a means of solving the pensions crisis, new research indicates.

A joint Confederation of British Industry-PricewaterhouseCoopers survey into views in the financial services industry suggests growing optimism about the outlook through 2005.