The Supreme Court’s recent judgment in Augustine vs Data Cars Ltd has changed the financial risk profile for employers employing part-time workers.

The most recent wage growth figures could risk pushing the state pension above the personal allowance threshold.

The Law Commission has recommended repealing the 1974 Friendly Societies Act to simplify the law that applies to mutual societies.

Generation X is struggling more than any other generation to picture their retirement, with 11 per cent unable to imagine ...

Crispin Odey has lost his appeal against a ban from working in the financial services industry. His case was heard in ...

Ask most financial planners how they entered the profession and you’ll often hear a surprisingly unplanned story.

Andy Burnham’s Labour government is reforming zero-hours contracts. Though contrary to widely reported claims, they will not ...

A father-daughter mortgage business has moved away from a broker network after nearly 20 years to take control of their own ...

Evergreen has welcomed its first group of self-employed financial planners, with six individuals joining from a range of ...

The Society of Pension Professionals has backed the latest set of proposals for the Financial Conduct Authority’s Value for ...

Loans Warehouse has progressed members of its paraplanning team into roles in advice, underwriting and management, crediting ...

Giles Parkinson and Will Ballard, who worked together at Aviva Investors, are launching a global equity strategy for Mirabaud ...