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  • New State Pension to top £13,000 from April

    The 3.5% spike in the 12 month rate of CPI inflation - reported today by the ONS - means that the new State Pension will almost certainly rise by 3.9% from April under the earnings element of the Triple Lock.

  • Quilter platform inflows rise 25%

    Net inflows to the Quilter platform in the third quarter rose 25% year-on-year to £2.6bn, representing 9% of assets under management.

  • Demand for advice remains strong - Quilter finds

    Demand for financial advice remains strong, particularly among younger and affluent consumers, despite the rise of digital investing platforms, social media and artificial intelligence.

  • Pension savers withdraw more than £91bn

    Pension savers withdrew more than £91bn from their retirement pots in 2025/26, according to the FCA’s latest Retirement Income Market Data.

  • 4 in 5 young high earners open to advice

    Over four in five (84%) of high earners between the age of 18 and 44 would consider taking financial advice, according to a new report.

  • Quilter to complete £100m share buyback by November

    Quilter has instructed Merrill Lynch International to handle the final £30m of its £100m share buyback programme which it plans to complete by November.

  • FCA provisionally fines pension transfer adviser £742,700

    The FCA has banned financial adviser Daniel Thomas from working in financial services and also fined him £742,700 after finding that he recklessly gave defined benefit pension transfer advice when he was neither qualified to do so or was prevented from providing.   

  • H1 profits rise 12% for Quilter as assets recover

    Adjusted profit before tax rose 12% to £112m for Quilter in the first half of the year as assets recovered from the hit taken due to market movements at the start of the year.

  • Quilter adds index-linked gilts to Cirilium portfolios

    Quilter has introduced index-linked gilts as a dedicated asset class within its Cirilium portfolios following an optimisation of its strategic asset allocation.

  • Half of couples planning finances independently

    Half of couples (46%) are choosing to plan their finances separately despite 65% of advisers reporting that couples were more financially confident when they planned together.

  • IHT receipts reach record high of £2.3bn in Q2

    Inheritance tax receipts reached £2.3bn between April and June, up £96m on the same period last year, according to new figures issued by HMRC today.

  • Quilter aims to improve clients' numeracy

    Adviser platform Quilter hopes to improve customer understanding of numerical information by partnering with communications specialist Plain Numbers, which helps organisations make numbers easier for customers.

  • Scottish Planner firm adds £250m AUA to Quilter network

    Scottish central belt-based SRB Financial Planning has joined adviser network Quilter Financial Planning as a strategic partner firm.

  • 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.”

  • Markets facing uncertainty as Starmer resigns as PM

    Keir Starmer has today resigned as Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party paving the way for a leadership election over the summer, with new MP Andy Burnhan expected to replace him before parliament returns in September.

  • IHT receipts drop for second month but trend is upwards

    Inheritance Tax receipts for May were £1.4 billion, £37m lower than the same period last year although the long term trend remains upwards, experts say.

  • Quilter launches Targeted Support to reach more investors

    Wealth manager and Financial Planner Quilter has launched Targeted Support and it is offering it through its Quilter Invest arm.

  • Simplified advice could unlock advice for millions

    FCA proposals to simplify advice rules could unlock advice options for millions of people with straightforward needs who are currently excluded by cost, complexity or process, according to Sam Christopher, proposition director at wealth manager and platform Quilter.

  • Adviser platform assets set to double by 2030

    The adviser platform market is predicted to double in terms of assets under administration, reaching £1,464bn by 2030, according to a new report.

  • Pensions Commission urged to take 'meaningful action'

    Today’s interim Pensions Commission report has been broadly welcomed by the industry, with some urging the Commission to take 'meaningful action' that leads to 'structural change'. 

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