The Government has insisted it is committed to supporting business people and entrepreneurs, as a petition against dividend tax credit changes closes in on 25,000 signatures.

Two IFP corporate members will try to raise £150m so they can fund a proposed merger of the two companies.

A majority of small and medium business owners want Britain to exit the European Union because they believe it is hindering them, a poll has suggested.

Financial Planning firm Bellpenny’s new chief executive has outlined his key priorities after taking over earlier this month.

A new guide has been launched to help steer finance firms away from dangerous social media waters and to avoid trouble with the regulator.

Graduates don’t understand what Financial Planning is, a planner at an IFP Accredited Financial Planning Firm says.

Today is the last chance for finance professionals to tell the FCA how the industry can ditch the jargon as it seeks to combat poor communication.

Clients of more than 40 firms which dealt with investments and pensions look set for compensation after The Financial Services Compensation Scheme declared them in default today.

Reports that Tilney Bestinvest has made a foray into robo-advice are wrong, a director at the firm has told Financial Planner Online.

A new Paraplanner apprenticeship backed by the Government will be a no go for many employers, the chief executive of a Paraplanning firm has warned.