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  • FCA must protect consumers from ‘bad AI pension decisions’

    Responding to today’s Mills Review, the FCA's examination of the impact of AI on financial services, pension consultancy Broadstone has warned that consumers must be protected, “from bad pension decisions driven by good-looking AI answers.”

  • 48% have never discussed retirement with families

    A new study covering 4,000 people has found that nearly half of people (48%) have never discussed retirement plans with their families.

  • Moneybox preps regulated advice offering as assets climb to £22bn

    Digital investment platform Moneybox says its AUA (Assets Under Administration) climbed two-thirds or 62% to £19bn in 2025 and it has since added 100,000 new customers pushing AUA to more than £22bn by April this year.

  • Young investors driving Stocks & Shares ISA growth

    Investors under the age of 30 drove a 27% increase in the number of Stocks & Shares ISAs opened in the 2024/25 tax year.

  • Moneybox launches 3 low cost pension funds

    Saving and investing platform Moneybox has unveiled three new low cost, branded pension funds in partnership with European investment manager Amundi.

  • Confidence in investing climbs as younger join in

    The number of people choosing to invest climbed 5% in the last year as confidence in investing soared by 25%.

  • Two surveys show UK adults ‘crave’ financial education

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  • Robo advisers see sharp rise in popularity

    Robo-adviser Nutmeg stresses investment simplicity
  • Young adults want to retire at 59 on £26k a year

    Many young people want to retire by 59

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