Today is Groundhog Day, made famous by Bill Murray's film of the same name, in which Murray's character is forced to continually re-live 2 February.
New business opportunities will arise for advisers as higher unemployment historically follows an economic recovery, IN Partnership's Kevin McDonagh says.
The House of Lords should scrap the Financial Services Bill in its current format, regulatory consultants Ignacity says.
Skandia Investment Group has made a number of manager changes across its Best Ideas fund range.
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) says it has insufficient evidence to press charges against Bernie Madoff's London-based company or its directors.
Net retail sales reached their highest level on record in 2009, up 45% on their previous best performance, according to the IMA.
Almost three quarters of mortgage brokers expect significant UK house price growth in 2010, research suggests.
Global reinsurance giant Munich Re posted a seven-fold rise in net profits for Q4, helped by reviving financial markets.
The Conservatives will launch an ‘attack on regulation' and work to restore Britain's savings rates if the party wins the General Election, George Osborne says.
Retirement planning remained the UK's top financial concern last year and the main reason people sought independent financial advice, according to research by Unbiased.com.