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The UK's headline inflation rate fell back to 2.8% in July, matching analysts expectations, the latest data has revealed.

Members of the Schroders and Cazenove Capital fund management teams are hitting the road next month to discuss recent changes at the group and to allow advisers to quiz its fund managers.

Adviser support group Tenet's petition asking the government for a long-stop for financial advice complaints has reached 2,098 signatures in only ten days.

Financial advisers are doing pretty well post the implementation of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), according to JP Morgan Asset Management's (JP AM) head of retail sales - but their key concern right now is fixed income markets.

Britain's housing market has finally "turned a corner", according to surveyors who report that rising prices and activity are no longer confined to the South East but are seen across the whole of the UK.

Pensioners take ‘the biggest gamble' of their lives when they buy an annuity to provide for their retirement.

The majority of consumers are showing an "extremely worrying" lack of understanding about their pension plans, new research suggests.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)'s decision to crackdown on tax avoidance schemes is "ten years too late" according to Rebus Investment Solutions chairman Adrian Cox.

The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) has launched its new website including a designated space for paraplanners, the Paraplanner Zone.

Jones Hill managing director Brian Hill has said he is going directly authorised (DA) after years with networks because he wants ‘more freedom' and lower costs.