Opinion

A week of near farce in Greek politics ended recently with a government of national unity accepting the previously arranged deal.

The news from Scottish Widows that 50% of women are now saving properly in pensions is welcome, but retirement equality is still a long way off.

Roger Edwards, proposition director, Bright Grey and Scottish Provident, delves deep into cyberspace and plucks out three protection sales techniques - one an oldie-but-goodie, one from the US and one for the future.

The Labour government was rightly derided for many things, but one event that happened under its watch should be applauded: the introduction of the Freedom of Information Act.

Ageas Protect's Andy Milburn on why the bedrock of true financial planning continues to be left out in the cold.

The head of the FSA's consumer panel, Adam Phillips, caused a bit of a stir this week when he said the FSA's treating customers fairly (TCF) project had failed to protect consumers and called for the introduction of a fiduciary duty on firms to be enforced...

Over-the-counters brings you news and views from the ETF industry.

So, 'Merkozy’s' plan to plan for a plan has had the desired effect...

UK financial services would have more say over EU legislation if it said anything at all...

EM currencies look attractive while developing market exchange rates are undervalued