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House purchase approvals continued to weaken in September reflecting low demand, according to Bank of England figures.

Nucleus has passed £2bn in AUM as it announces another two firms have joined the IFA-owned wrap.

IFAs are warning their peers to be vigilant of intellectual property theft after finding their websites have been cloned by rival businesses.

The state pension could be lifted to a £140 per week payment with no means testing, according to new proposals.

The FTSE 100 rose 0.9% to 5,791.10 in early morning trading as a weaker US dollar provided support for mining stocks.

Deutsche Bank has listed 24 fixed income db x-trackers ETFs on the SIX Swiss Exchange, boosting the issuer's total offering to 72 products in Switzerland.

A Yorkshire factory risks closure after an IFA put £2m of the firm's pension scheme money into failed investment company Keydata.

Business leaders have issued a fresh warning today about Britain's competitiveness, releasing a survey of leading executives which suggests the country is slipping behind its international rivals.

The Government's plans to return Britain to growth have been dealt a major blow as new figures reveal household spending fell in October at its fastest pace since January, while debt levels rose for the first time in nine months.

The Co-op may sell its £18bn life insurance business in a re-organisation instigated by new CEO Neville Richardson.