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David Cameron will today tell EU leaders to "agree a plan and to stick to it" amid fears Europe's disunited response to the Greek debt crisis will engulf the eurozone and drag down the pound.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has backed proposals to give the public shares in part-nationalised banks RBS and Lloyds.

The Federal Reserve has scaled down its growth forecast for the US in the face of higher energy costs and weak manufacturing data.

Around 50% of products currently on the market will not allow advisers to meet their RDR requirements, according to new research from administrator Capita and consultancy AT8 Group.

Aviva is to sell RAC, the second largest UK roadside assistance provider, to The Carlyle Group for £1bn.

More than half of Britons do not think they need to buy extra insurance because of the government's welfare reforms and big society agenda, new research has found.

Vince Cable has admitted Britons will have to take greater responsibility for their own protection needs in the future following the welfare reforms.

Meteor Asset Management has agreed to repay a couple £20,000 they invested in one of its Lehman-backed products in a landmark out-of-court settlement.

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The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) has confirmed its Certificate in Paraplanning has been recognised under the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) qualifications framework.