Retirement Planner's round up of the week's key pension stories
Execution-only stockbroker JPJShare.com, a subsidiary of the Isle of Man company Rivington Street Holdings, has launched a SIPP with no annual management charge (AMC).
The Treasury has denied the new regulatory structure set to replace the Financial Services Authority (FSA) will clash with European regulation.
An upcoming FSA consultation examining the possibility of updating the examination standards for investment managers will include the controversial issue of grandfathering.
The UK Payments Council has confirmed it will not eradicate cheques as it had planned to in 2018.
A single British ticket holder has scooped the biggest ever lottery jackpot in Europe, winning a staggering £161m in the Euromillions draw.
Ratings agency Moody's has cut the Republic of Ireland's debt rating to junk status.
An insurance fraud police unit is to be set-up, paid for through a police-private sector partnership.
A former director of collapsed IFA network Alpha 2 Omega (A2O) failed to act on a handful of "notorious" advisers known to be aggressively pushing unregulated collective investment schemes (UCIS) to clients, earning them the monikers 'the famous five'...
Aegon has confirmed it will rebrand its UK asset management arm as Kames Capital later in the year as Investment Week exclusively revealed earlier this afternoon.