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A mother of six has been jailed for fraudulently claiming tax credits for nine fictitious children following an investigation by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).

Advisory firms have issued a fresh plea to the regulator to permit the inclusion of future income in their capital adequacy calculations.

The first of the Equitable Life compensation payments will be sent out today.

Lloyds Banking Group plans to double sales and profits from its bancassurance proposition within the next three years as it seeks to take advantage of an "advice and distribution gap" it believes will develop as a result of the Retail Distribution Review...

A land banking trader has been ordered to pay back £920,000 to consumers after the FSA secured a summary judgement through the courts.

The Greek parliament has narrowly voted to approve a drastic austerity package despite facing widespread opposition.

The ABI has voiced its concern over the lack of clarity surrounding legacy rules and said the regulator's latest stance marks a "fundamental" change to the Retail Distribution Review (RDR).

The Prime Minister has dealt a severe blow to the private medical insurance (PMI) industry's hopes of receiving tax relief to encourage public take up.

The team leading the government's sickness absence review has said it is keen to learn what the insurance industry can offer to improve the current management of absence.

Tomorrow, thousands of public sector workers will strike over proposed reforms to their pensions. But just how do they compare to private sector provision?