The "price war" on tracker funds has been ramped up, an industry analyst says, after Vanguard has announced it will cut charges on its funds and ETFs next week.

Places are still available at the IFP Annual Conference 2014 in October but delegates have been warned to book soon to ensure they get into the sessions they wish to attend.

A team of barristers and experts in public relations and social media have produced what they describe as a charter to help stop firms getting fined for misusing websites such as Twitter.

Deutsche Bank AG London Branch has been fined £ 4,718,800 by the Financial Conduct Authority for incorrectly reporting transactions.

Financial Planners still have a chance to play a role in the investigation into the Money Advice Service – but time is running out.

A new directory of regulated financial advisers aimed at helping retirees following the pensions and annuities revolution has been given the green light.

A member of the IFP's management team has revealed the special role he played during the Commonwealth Games acting as a chauffeur for a head of state.

Tracker funds net retail sales were the highest on record in July, coming in at £532 million, The Investment Management Association has reported.

An IFP board director has declared the so called advice gap no longer exists because of the solution offered by his new company.

The Financial Conduct Authority has today fined Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest £14.474m for "serious failings" in their advised mortgage sales business.