Two thirds (64%) of Financial Planning firms say they are growing by taking on new clients, according to a new report.

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Just 28% of Financial Planners work mostly full-time from the office, according to our recently-published 2026 annual survey of Financial Planning Today readers.

Most over-55s say they will continue to pass on their wealth through their wills and estates planning after death despite a rising number of inheritance disputes and concerns about rising taxation, new study has revealed.

Financial Planners taking part in our 2026 Reader Survey, which has just closed, have revealed growing confidence about new business prospects, despite financial uncertainty among some clients.

Over three quarters (78%) of Financial Planning firms expect their profits to grow in 2026, according to a new report.

Average basic salaries, total earnings and bonuses continued to rise in 2025, the twelfth consecutive year of increases, according to a new report.

Over nine in ten (92%) of IFAs primarily rely on referrals from existing clients to source new ones, according to a new report.

Only one third (33%) of savers over the age of 55 who have taken financial advice feel ‘calm and in control’ of their finances, according to a new report.

Nearly half (47%) of wealthy individuals have lost faith in the UK as a place to invest, according to a new report.

Over nine in 10 (95%) consumers receiving ongoing financial advice say it helps them reach and stay on track with their goals, according to new research from wealth manager St James’s Place.

Nearly four in five Britons (38%) put off financial tasks and potentially miss out on £440,000 in returns by failing to invest, according to a new survey of more than 2,000 UK adults including HNW individuals.

Over four in five (84%) of financial advisers are prioritising business growth over the next year, according to a new report.

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The number of Financial Planners saying they serve clients with portfolios of more than £1m rose by 75% in the last year, according to Financial Planning Today's annual survey of the profession.

Two-thirds of Financial Planners (65%) are now working at least part of the week remotely but a growing number have also returned mostly to office working compared to last year, according to Financial Planning Today's annual survey of the profession.

Half (48%) of financial advisers expect the more relaxed regulatory framework brought about by Targeted Support to be an opportunity to attract new clients in the next 18 months, according to a new report.

Men have double the pension savings of women, with an average pension pot of £92,000 compared to £39,000 for women.

Chartered financial adviser The Private Office has warned the Government against cutting the Cash ISA allowance, saying that doing so will fail to drive more risk-based investing.

More than 7 in 10 financial advisers (71%) believe it is getting harder for smaller independent financial advice firms to survive, according to a new survey.