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First State has introduced a new income share class to its £3.03bn Asia Pacific Leaders and £767m Asia Pacific funds.

People who really need good financial advice risk being shut out by FSA-led industry reforms, shadow pensions minister Nigel Waterson says.

Almost half of all savers say they would be more comfortable investing in pensions and the stock market if they had some form of guarantee.

A pensioner is fighting to claw back almost £18,000 in commission and charges that were snatched from his pension just a year before he planned to retire.

Investors in some Keydata structured plans who chose not to ‘tick the ISA box' still need clarification on their rights to claim for compensation, a victims' support group argues.

Guy de Blonay will co-manage of the £1.4bn Jupiter Financial Opportunities fund alongside Philip Gibbs from the summer of 2010.

British home owners in Spain are set to reclaim £283m they were illegally overcharged by the Spanish government.

Age is no barrier to attaining further qualifications, results from the latest round of Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) exams suggests.

The popularity of fixed-rate mortgages continued to fall in October, with their share of the market falling to 26.3%, according to John Charcol.

First-time buyers are returning to the property market due to a drop in property prices, according to research by online credit information provider Equifax.