The Chartered Insurance Institute is using major transport hubs to promote Chartered status to Financial Planners, including a new campaign on the London Underground.

There is a place for a return to commission in some form and it may help to overcome some of the imbalances in the current system, some advisers have suggested.

Advisers have come out top of a trust table for people over 55 years old – beating the world wide web.

The chief executive of Alliance Trust Investments is exiting the firm after it was “mutually agreed” she would step down.

Investors are set to get back almost £2.65 million after a court ruling today over a fraudulent collective scheme.

We cannot keep taxing the industry to provide a form of ‘Financial National Health Service’, the Personal Finance Society says.

Life expectancy at older ages in England as a whole is now the highest on record for all the age and sex groups studied, Public Health England says, though it fell in some regional areas.

One of the stars of Dragons’ Den has helped launch a free smartphone app to teach children about managing their money and financial planning.

A Financial Planner believes the platform industry in its current format is dead and expects the ‘weaker’ players to perish unless they can find significant investment to keep up with the times.

A central figure credited with leading a public campaign which lead to the new Consumer Rights Act, is stepping down from his role as executive director at Which?.