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  • Exclusive: Remote working now the norm for many Planners – survey

    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.

  • More planners back in the office but remote working widespread

    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.

  • Financial Planner shuts office for a month to work remotely

    Roger Kennedy
  • 73% of advisers say remote working hitting new client search

    Video calls are not for everyone
  • Remote advice the new normal – report

    Quilter Financial Advisers website
  • 53% of adviser staff say remote working is permanent

    Remote working
  • Nucleus to accept e-signatures for new biz

    E-signature
  • ETF firm bucks trend by moving to larger office

    Tabula Investment Management's website
  • Nicola Watts: Why it's time to focus on what works

    Chartered Financial Planner Nicola Watts APFS
  • Editor’s Column: A small but important step forward

    FP Today Editor Kevin O'Donnell
  • Half of Planners to continue remote working post pandemic

    Keith Richards, chief executive of the PFS, said the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic have broken through cultural and technological barriers that prevented greater remote working in the past
  • Financial Planners return to client meetings

    Zurich surveyed 56 Financial Planners between 5 and 19 July.
  • Planners expect remote working to continue

    Only one in five said they expect remote working to form less than 25% of their average working day over the next 12 months.
  • FCA to keep closer eye on remote and hybrid working

    The FCA has set out its expectations for firms looking to make a permanent move to remote or hybrid working
  • Editor’s Column: FCA signals end to Covid-friendly policies

    FP Today Editor Kevin O'Donnell
  • 3 in 4 Planners report client numbers growing

    Dynamic Planner surveyed advisers and paraplanners in June and July

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