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Passport2Health, a recent newcomer to the private healthcare insurance market, says it will challenge the high cost of traditional PMI with its latest package of treatment which combines private UK diagnostics with private medical treatment abroad.

Following The Solicitors Regulation Authority's announcement that it will launch a consultation into adviser referrals, one adviser letter to the body urges it to carefully consider the case for restricted advice.

Thousands of rich people in the UK are paying 1% income tax using "below the raider" accounting methods, according to an investigation by The Times.

Hector Sants has warned London's position as a global financial Centre is under threat due to the UK financial sector not rethinking its business models quickly enough in the face of political upheaval and regulatory change.

The majority of people who have not started saving for a pension blame lack of confidence, rather than unwillingness to save as the reason for delaying, research has found.

The industry must automate the decumulation phase of defined contribution schemes, National Association of Pension Funds chief executive Joanne Segars says.

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has dropped its probe into property tycoon Vincent Tchenguiz, following an investigation which was branded "incompetent" by a High Court judge.

Fund and tax wrapper choice is the prime factor advisers consider when selecting a platform, research suggests.

The Pension Income Choice Association (PICA) is continuing to lobby for trust-based members to be covered by the open market option (OMO) as standard.

More than a quarter of SME owners would use independent financial advisers to discuss business funding, but most remain unaware they could source finance directly through their pension funds.