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With individual annual earnings higher than many millionaire's entire fortune, this is one group of ten men who definitely aren't struggling.

The FSA is investigating Prudential and its investment bank advisers Credit Suisse, JPMorgan and HSBC over the insurer's $35bn aborted bid for AIA, according to reports.

Gold rose to a record high above $1,500 a troy ounce and silver soared past $45 yesterday as developed countries' huge debt burden further pushed the appeal of the precious metals.

HMRC has backtracked on rules that could have left some investors trapped in poor personal pensions, in response to pressure from pension providers.

Financials dominate Forbes 2010 list of the biggest, most powerful companies in the world after a year of stellar performance and eye-watering profits.

British taxpayers are set to stump up more than £10bn to cover EU spending in 2012 - almost £700m more than they paid in 2010, according to The Telegraph.

The poorest 50% contributed just 6% of the total pension savings made by 50-64-year-olds in the UK between 2006 and 2008, figures show.

Employers underestimate the importance of the benefits they offer staff after new research revealed half of employees would move jobs for better benefits.

Ashcourt Rowan, the wealth management arm of Syndicate Asset Management, has appointed two regional directors as part of its ongoing expansion.

The High Court today ruled banks must look again at hundreds of thousands of PPI cases, following an unsuccessful judicial review by the British Bankers Association (BBA) against the FSA.