Two individuals have been sentenced to a combined 12 years in jail for their roles in a £1.5m crypto fraud.

Adviser platform Transact has launched a new integration with fintech Plannr which the two firms claim should speed up the account opening process.

The ninth annual World Financial Planning Day will take place on 8 October, Denver-based Financial Planning Standards Board Ltd (FPSB) has announced.

The aggregate surplus of UK pension schemes against long-term funding targets remained extremely positive at £189bn at the end of June, up £26bn compared to the end of June 2024.

A former analyst at asset manager Janus Henderson and his sister have been jailed for a combined 11 years for insider dealing and money laundering which netted them more than £1m.

One in six (15%) pension savers surveyed earlier this year say they have no idea who will be the beneficiary of their pension when they die.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme recovered more than £56m from failed firms over the past year, up nearly £2m on the £54m recovered the year before.

North American funds saw £622m in outflows in May, according to the latest data from the Investment Association.

More than nine in 10 UK adults over 66 view the State Pension as an entitlement, despite only half (58%) believing it is affordable for the country, according to a new report.

The Financial Conduct Authority is expecting to have spent over £5.5m on its advice guidance boundary review by April 2026.