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Bank of Ireland has given a reprieve to about 1,200 mortgage customers who were expected to be hit with an increased mortgage rate.

Advisers must be "very vigilant about providers approaching their clients direct" by making sure they get as close as possible to them over the coming months, a partner at RSM Tenon has said.

Too much attention is being paid to industry dinosaurs who are dragging their heels on auto-enrolment and not enough to those embracing the opportunity to make it work, according to a pension expert.

Police and regulatory action against pension liberation fraud is making progress, although much of the work is still taking place behind the scenes, delegates heard.

UK CPI inflation has fallen to 2.4% in April, a larger-than-expected drop from the 2.8% figure recorded in March.

The advisers and staff of Caerus Capital group have come together to raise over £7,000 for the Steven Gerrard Foundation.

Just Retirement has said that it plans to enter the long-term care market within the next few months.

The Bank of Ireland (BoI) has reversed controversial increases of mortgage rates for some of the 13,500 affected borrowers following pressure from consumers and lawyers.

Fund managers can expect the axe from discretionary fund managers (DFMs) if they fail to perform within the first 12 months of being granted a mandate, according to research by Coredata.

The Central Bank of Ireland has stolen a march on its European competitors by announcing it's officially open for AIFMD business.