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The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP), which is set up to represent consumers in the financial sector, is advertising for a new chairperson with an annual salary of £60,000.

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The Financial Standards Authority (FSA) may be forced to reconsider the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) threshold when the impact of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) on adviser revenues becomes more apparent, APFA has said.

The US authorities have released their final set of rules on the FATCA regime designed to prevent tax evasion among US citizens with assets in offshore accounts.

Axa Life Europe has launched a unit-linked guaranteed range to equip advisers with different retirement options for their clients.

The implementation of the single-tier state pension will cost the exchequer £265m, according to official figures released today.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA)is considering introducing a time limit for Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) complaints after being approached by the British Bankers' Association (BBA).

Partnership has outlined a minimum level of qualification for advisers engaging in long term care advice and is hopeful this will be enshrined in law.

Some of the UK's major platforms are considering writing to the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to complain about Cofunds, arguing the largest fund platform in the country is prohibiting easy re-registration.