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An award winning advice firm has decided to stop using the label ‘IFA' in favour of referring to itself exclusively as chartered financial planners.

The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) will unveil a consumer charter for income protection early next year.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has censured The Pentecostal Credit Union Limited (TPCU) for issuing loans worth £1.2m under its members' names but channelling the money to a church organisation.

Standard Life has reappointed Rowanmoor Pensions to administer its small self-administered scheme (SSAS) portfolio.

About 80% of advisers are concerned about the low rate of lifetime annuities and are looking for alternatives, according to research out today.

Advisers are seeking alternatives instead of ‘locking clients into' low conventional annuity rates, according to research.

The Question of Trust campaign will go on despite its founder pulling out after failing to get the incoming Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) on board.

Old Mutual Global Investors has launched a four strong multi-asset fund range for John Ventre, which aim to beat inflation over the long term.

London's leading share index has opened flat in early trading, with investors cautious as Greek default fears resurface.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management is to launch a fund of funds range and a set of discretionary portfolios as part of its adviser solutions offering launching next year.