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The British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) has launched a member petition to be tabled in the House of Commons on the way the FSCS is funded.

Families have more cover in place for their property and possessions than they do to protect themselves and their families, statistics from Nationwide have shown.

The FSA collected £96.7m in fines in the 12 months to the end of March, almost trebling the £33.1m taken during the previous year.

NEST Corp has announced F&C Asset Management will run its ethical fund.

A powerful earthquake today struck north-east Japan on the one-month anniversary of the magnitude 9 quake which left nearly 28,000 people dead or missing.

Nationals round-up: Parents may need to save more for their children than they expected, while investors are being urged to look to Russia.

Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed four of its intermediary sales bosses have been asked to reapply for their jobs following the closure of Cheltenham & Gloucester for Intermediaries in March.

The FSA is warning consumers to beware a ‘no cost' property income plan which permits an insurance company to take a legal charge on policyholders' homes.

Disposable incomes among British households are at their lowest peacetime levels since 1921, amid soaring inflation and low pay rises.

Gartmore's former fund managers Roger Guy and Guillaume Rambourg are returning to fund management with the launch of a hedge fund, according to reports.