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Britons recognise the benefits of being in work and support GPs in deciding when they should return to work, according to new research.

As the budget deficit crisis talks in the US remain in deadlock, a number of US financial institutions including BlackRock, Legg Mason and Allianz Global have written an open letter to Barack Obama and Members of Congress urging them to reduce the deficit...

The Money Advice Service (MAS) will be forced to defend claims made in its television promotions - and even the use of the word advice in its name - to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

Financial researcher Defaqto has put together a short list of factors for advisers to consider when assessing a SIPP provider...

The platform policy paper will be published on Monday, the FSA said today.

House prices rose just 0.2% in July, as the combination of low demand and slowly increasing housing supply continued to kept values flat, according to Nationwide.

Alongside the recent move by Axa Wealth to combine its onshore and offshore distribution platforms to offer one single access point to IFAs, the group has changed its international sales and management structure.

BSkyB is set to return £750m to shareholders in share buybacks, in a bid to compensate investors after News Corp was forced to abandon acquisition plans for the broadcasting company.

A trustee tasked with returning money to victims of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme fraud says more than $1bn (£610m) has been recovered from investment funds which placed money with the fraudster.

A chorus of global banks has warned that Washington risks triggering a global slump and may suffer permanent loss of credibility by flirting with default on America's $14.3trn (£8.8trn) federal debt.