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Consolidator Perspective Financial Group has purchased two more advisory practices acquisitions, bringing its total number of acquisitions to 30.

The Complaints Commissioner has rejected a complaint from a consumer that the Financial Services Authority (FSA) failed to adequately monitor his financial adviser, who he claimed had given him unsuitable advice.

Nearly fifty per cent (46%) of private investors expect to see two or more member states leave the euro area over the coming 12 months, according to Lloyds TSB International Wealth.

The gold spot price fell to a four-month low of $1,596 on Tuesday after the dollar strengthened significantly against the euro and other leading currencies.

Thousands of former public sector workers have retired on pensions worth about £50,000 a year, twice the average UK age, a report from the Intergenerational Foundation has said.

F&C Asset Management(F&C) reported positive inflows of £13m into its retail range in the first three months of the year, after the group saw outflows of £122m in Q4, 2011.

Friends Life increase new business in the last three months with total sales on reaching £292m - up 8% on the same period last year, results released today show.

Ex-Aviva chief executive Andrew Moss got married the day after shareholders revolted over executive remuneration.

The Queen's Speech will confirm the government's intention to push ahead with public sector pension reform despite opposition from major unions.

In this week's quick fire poll we ask: recent Prudential research has found people are happy to work longer and gradually phase into retirement. As a result, do you think there will be an increase in flexible solutions such as investment linked annuities?...