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Lesbian, gay and bisexual people are far more likely to rely on personal and occupational pensions than their heterosexual peers, research from LGB equality group Stonewall says.

The Bank of England's chief economist Spencer Dale has warned printing more money "might do more harm than good" and could cause harm for the future.

George Soros has urged Germany to "lead or leave the euro" just days before a key ruling on the eurozone's bailout fund by Germany's constitutional court.

The Skandia label could disappear in the UK as part of an overhaul by parent Old Mutual, which is rebranding its merged asset management businesses as Old Mutual Global Investors.

Lighthouse Group has signed a three year advice contract with the Bakers Food and Allied Workers Union (BFAWU).

The dangers of 'shadow banking' must be addressed to halt future financial disasters, Financial Services Authority (FSA) executive chairman Lord Turner has said.

More than half of the working population is still unaware of the government's automatic enrolment programme, just three weeks before its launch, a report has found.

The industry has to find new ways of providing low-cost advice on an ‘industrial scale' after the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), Scottish Widows has said.

Employers need to do more to inform employees unaware of auto-enrolment Scottish Widows research shows.

Liontrust Asset Management has closed its Dublin-domiciled Emerging Markets Opportunities fund and fund managers Eoghan Flanagan and James Mellersh are set to leave the firm.