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Some 270,000 people have decided to opt out of receiving child benefit following changes to eligibility rules, according to the latest figures.

The coalition government has renewed its commitment to reforming long-term care but has not confirmed the level of a cap or timescales for implementation.

David North, head of asset allocation and head of global high yield bonds at Legal & General IM, is to leave the group after 12 years.

Global equity markets have eased back from last week's highs despite European financials rallying after regulators softened proposed new rules.

Retirement Planner readers can get a 10% discount on the forthcoming Henry Stewart Retirement conference.

The industry is continuing to report pre G-Day sales spikes as it moves beyond the 21 December implementation deadline.

A High Court ruling which allows a couple to pursue their adviser through the courts for half a million pounds after having already received £100,000 via the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) shifts the balance too far in favour of consumers, according...

A government cap of £75,000 on long-term care (LTC) costs reported yesterday will benefit 'very few' of the people actually in LTC, according to advisers and industry experts.

House prices ended 2012 on a high with growth in the final quarter of the year, according to the latest Halifax house price index.

Cheshire-based financial planning firm Clarion has split its business in two creating a wealth management and an investment management arm.