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Mortgage lending increased by £1.8bn in January, the highest amount since February last year, the Bank of England has reported.

Pension providers warn the ECJ's ban on gender-based annuity pricing is a "horrible mistake" which will damage pension income for all.

Paul Carne, manager of the F&C Lifestyle fund range, is leaving the company to join an institutional consultancy firm.

The effect of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling on the private Medical Insurance sector is likely to be "negligible" according to an industry body.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has outlawed the use of gender in underwriting from 21 December 2012.

The ECJ has outlawed the use of gender in underwriting, which is likely to lead to a fall in annuity rates for men and increased costs for all.

Nationwide said the housing market was "treading water", as figures show house prices increased by only 0.3% in February following a 0.1% drop the previous month.

State pension forecasts sent out to people approaching retirement are so complicated even financial advisers do not understand them, pensions minister Steve Webb says.