The Personal Finance Society has assured it is a “financially resilient organisation” as its latest accounts show it recorded operating losses of £1.45mn in 2024.

An exposure to banks and other large cap stocks were the major contributor to the City of London investment trust increasing its dividend for the 59th consecutive year, according to Job Curtis, the ...

Cash Isa subscriptions rose by 26 per cent in 2023/24 when compared with the previous year, according to the latest figures by HM Revenue & Customs.

Being a woman in financial services was not a barrier, instead it worked in my favour,” according to Julie Hazlewood, managing director of Surrey Hills Financial Management.

Research from ValidPath of IFAs within its network found growing confidence among advisers about growth, with more than half ...

The MP for Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley, Tahir Ali, has told FT Adviser of how he experienced conditional selling when an estate agency sold a property to him.

The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time this year on Wednesday (September 17). The Federal Open Market ...

Around a million working people aged 60 to 69 are estimated to be not ready for retirement. Research from Just Group found just 41 per cent of working ‘boomers’ agreed they feel prepared for ...

Angry IFAs have been talking in the press about complaints being upheld by the Financial Ombudsman Service concerning transactions that occurred more than 20 years ago.

When people talk about pensions, the conversation often consists of many unanswered questions: what will increased saving cost; how complicated are the decisions; and where do you even start? It is ...

As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in underwriting and customer service, advisers are perfectly positioned to help clients understand what it means for their cover, data and privacy.

Explain how artificial intelligence is developing in underwriting Explain how financial advisers whould help clients ...