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Helen Morrissey looks at whether recent reports mean large scale SIPP provider consolidation is on its way.

As the lifetime allowance reduces to £1.5m advisers can apply for fixed protection for clients with pension pots likely to breach this amount. Matthew Stephens goes through the process

Lyssa Barber of specialist financial recruitment company Allemby Hunt explains the growing importance of a staff retention strategy.

Thousands of you pay to be listed in an online directory but, while they claim to make you more visible to consumers, are they worth the money? Rahul Odedra investigates...

Amid a torrid few weeks for global markets, the banking sector took one of the greatest beatings during the recent sell-off with bans on short-selling adding to their woes.

The Dilnot Commission may have come up with a workable solution to the adult social care problem but, as Peter Barnett explains, it has to get past the politician.

With private medical insurance a stretch for many firms, Lee Andre makes the case for introducing cash plans into the workplace.

6,500 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year, making it the fifth most common cancer in women, according to cancer research. Mary Randell outlines its insurance ramifications.

Protecting the biggest purchase a person is likely to make should be a key decision. Owain Thomas asks whether mortgage payment protection insurance is still a worthwhile option.

Social media is increasingly being used for promotion, customer research and product development. The question is will this marketing go viral. Greg Becker investigates