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The National Association of Schoolmasters and Union of Women Teachers (NASWUT) has voted in favour of industrial action over proposed pension cuts.

Brokers have been warned to ensure that proper internal controls are in place to tackle a rise in simple but potentially business-threatening fraud.

Expatriates and their advisers are failing to look further than tax benefits when choosing a qualifying recognised overseas pension scheme (QROPS), Guardian Wealth Management has warned.

A new report has called for radical changes to the claims process for life, critical illness and income protection plans.

The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries (Amii) has warned that 2012 will be another tough year for the private medical insurance (PMI) sector.

General Practitioners (GPs) have accepted Fit Notes implementation, but barriers remain, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has found.

Local government secretary Eric Pickles has vowed to ban the practice of public sector staff retiring with large pension pots then returning to work on new deals.

With the Department of Work and Pensions to publish its Sickness Absence Review on Monday, the UK Rehabilitation Council (UKRC) is urging government to lead in proactive return-to-work strategies.

The Investment Company Institute (ICI) has hired Giles Swan as Director of Global Funds Policy for its newly formed global division based in London.

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