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More than two million people are expected to take to the streets across France today in protest over Nicolas Sarkozy's pension reform plans.

LV= has revealed strong protection new business figures for the first half of the year.

Barclays is set to name its investment banking boss Bob Diamond as successor to current chief executive John Varley.

US President Barack Obama has unveiled a $50bn infrastructure spending package aimed at reviving the faltering American economy and cutting the country's mounting unemployment.

An IFA has been jailed for five and a half years for helping clients secure mortgages fraudulently.

Annuity rates have mostly remained constant over the past month with Aviva still in the top spot, according to the latest figures from Alexander Forbes Annuity Bureau.

Barclays has announced it will create a maximum of 600 jobs in Scotland.

A new qualification for IFAs in New Zealand has been compared to the certificate a hairdresser would receive.

A forthcoming Court of Appeal hearing over the pension rights of a 74-year-old nun could trigger massive changes in pensions rules for members of religious orders.

Over half of UK adults are worried they won't be able to afford to look after their health into old age, according to a new report.