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The Centre for Policy Studies said the OBR’s figures showed that ‘sluggish is the new normal’, with no return to the above-2 per cent returns to which the UK had been used....

Urging MPs to vote today to back work and pensions select committee chairman Frank Field MP’s amendment requiring providers to automatically refer retirees to the new single financial guidance body before accessing...

A report for Royal London penned by Webb shows that for someone earnings £20,000 a year, the combined effect of an increase in pay of 2.4 per cent and an increase in...

Debbie Abrahams has been forced to step aside from her role as shadow secretary of state for work and pensions pending an investigation by the Labour Party into claims she has been...

You now have more time to enter the Corporate Adviser Awards. We are pleased to announce that the entry deadline for adviser and innovation categories has been extended until 26th March –...

Women make up just 37 per cent of the 11 million people within the target group for auto-enrolment, despite making up 46 per cent of the workforce. This disparity is in part...

Draft amendments to the Financial Guidance and Claims Bill would place a strengthened requirement on providers to emphasise the availability of free and impartial advice. The Bill will also enable a ban on...

A survey of governance professionals by ICSA: The Governance Institute and The Core Partnership found that 32 per cent are considering action to address their gender pay balance, with 28 per cent...

Speaking at Objectway’s OWIN conference, IDC associate research director Thomas Zink said digital adoption in the wealth management community had been strong in business optimisation functions, reducing costs through streamlining processes, but...

The regulator says it had reviewed 84 potential closet tracker funds by the end of 2018, requiring managers to make it clearer to customers how constrained they are in 64 cases. The...