One in ten ISA investors have taken advantage of the new limit since its introduction in July 2014, according to Cofunds.

Analysis by a pensions firm about auto-enrolment has suggested a big increase in the number of people who have stopped paying into their workplace schemes after the opt-out window since the scheme launched.

A Financial Planning firm is set to offer a new telephone advice service as the pension reforms come into effect.

A new Pensions Ombudsman is set to take the reins after his appointment was rubber stamped.

Hargreaves Lansdown is recruiting 40 new developers, project managers and testers at its head office in Bristol as part of expansion plans for its HL Vantage investment supermarket.

Old Mutual Wealth is to launch a new flexi-access drawdown facility via its Collective Retirement Account (CRA) in time for the new pension freedoms that come into force on 6 April.

The chief executive of the National Employment Savings Trust is heading for the exit door with his sights set on a personal project to develop "a global digital money product".

London could be the biggest beneficiary when new rules enabling spouses to inherit their partner's ISA allowance are introduced in April, statistics suggest.

A pensions company boss has fired a broadside at the Government over the retirement reforms, saying they risk being "an infamous example of political bungling".

Nearly a quarter of higher rate taxpayers could be collectively missing out on over £1 billion in tax relief each year because they do not contribute to a pension, according to research from Prudential.