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Two fraudsters convicted of a £37m VAT swindle, one of the UK’s largest, have been forced to hand over £685,000 in pension funds.
The FCA is to probe potential regulatory breaches related to NatWest's unilateral closure of politician Nigel Farage’s Coutts bank account earlier this year.
Members of the OurPFS campaign group of Financial Planners has called for an investigation into what it alleges is a ‘missing’ £10m in funds it says are being held by PFS parent body the Chartered Insurance Institute.
As he enters his 75th year, one of the UK's leading SIPP and pensions experts John Moret, still working part-time in the pensions sector, has written a series of articles for Financial Planning Today reflecting on topics that have occupied him over the last 50-plus years. This is the fourth article in the series. Previous articles are available on Financial Planning Today by searching for 'john moret.'
Chartered Insurance Institute CEO Alan Vallance has resigned after just over a year to become the new CEO of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW).
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The Certified Financial Planner designation, the global qualification for Financial Planners, has been extended to Financial Planners in Italy.
Wealth manager and SIPP provider Mattioli Woods has appointed a new chair to help steer the company as its advice business continues to grow.
More than £26bn in pension pots is ‘missing’ because savers have lost track of their retirement pots, according to new analysis.
The Personal Finance Society was hit by soaring costs in 2022 as it spent heavily on legal and consultancy fees during its row with parent body the Chartered Insurance Institute.