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Fidelity Worldwide Investment has secured the lowest cost share class deals available from the vast majority of its major fund partners after groups signed up to its Access programme.

Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pension stories this week.

In this week's Retirement Planner quick fire poll we ask: Do we need the FCA to introduce a code of conduct for non-advised annuity sales?

Aviva has made changes to its critical illness (CI) cover - particularly concerning policyholders diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or who have had a stroke - with the aim of meeting more valid claims.

An IFA has joined forces with a care provider to provide an independent advice service for those seeking home care.

Lloyds Banking Group has been hit with a record fine by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for retail conduct failings - related to serious flaws in the controls over sales incentive schemes - of over £28m. But what went so wrong?

The trial of Arch Financial Products and its chief executive Robin Farrell has been postponed.

Brooks Macdonald International has launched a managed portfolio service for advisers' international investors.

Hundreds of multi-asset funds are failing to gain traction among investors despite a concerted push into the space by asset managers, analysis shows.

RBS finance director Nathan Bostock is to leave the bank to become deputy CEO at Santander UK.