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One in three or 33 per cent advised families use the same financial adviser as another generation of their family or in-laws, according to M&G Wealth. According to the second edition of...

Many pension savers don't understand what they've signed up for, what their pension benefits are, or what they actually mean, according to the findings of a recent survey. The majority of respondents,...

Changes to the IR35 rules in April 2021 have clearly resulted in some self-employed workers joining company payrolls. But overall, the numbers of contractors, freelancers and other ‘non-traditional workers’ have been skyrocketing....

Presenteeism - the pressure employees feel to be ‘present’ at all times while working - is pervasive within UK workplaces. Research we undertook after the end of lockdown revealed that 35 per...

Less than half of UK women or 45 per cent feel financially independent, with one in ten or 11 per cent doubting they would ever accomplish this, according to Fidelity International. Fidelity's...

High inflation remains the biggest challenge for SMEs in the coming months, with more than a third of businesses citing it as their biggest problem in the year ahead. WorkLife’s latest research,...

Poor financial wellbeing in the workforce is costing UK business around £6bn in lost revenue each year, according to new research, with employees absent or distracted from their work because of money...

Two fraudsters who were part of a criminal enterprise that deceived more than 200 people into transferring their pension funds to phoney schemes have been jailed for a total of more than...

The government is under pressure to establish new state pension flexibilities, including the ability to begin drawing state pensions up to three years earlier.  With the state pension age set to rise...

The risk of health, safety and environmental prosecutions was the third-highest risk facing directors in the UK behind cyber and data loss risks, according to research from WTW and Clyde & Co....