The Consumer Duty is just over three months old and it’s already developing muscle to push through reform of the wealth management and Financial Planning sectors, particularly on fees.

There is no doubt that hanging up your jacket and finally retiring to a life of blissful days and ignoring the morning alarm clock has become more difficult over the last few years.

Financial Planning Week, the CISI-backed, consumer-focused annual consumer campaign, has been pushed back from October to mid-January.

The Online Safety Bill has been approved by the House of Lords.

The Chartered Insurance Institute, parent organisation of The Personal Finance Society, has awarded 33 prizes for performance in its exams during 2022.

Leading pensions expert Neil MacGillivray, head of technical support at adviser platform and SIPP provider Nucleus, is to retire before the end of the year.

Inheritance Tax Receipts increased £300m year-on-year to £3.2bn in the five months from April to August, according to the latest data released today by HMRC.

The near £1bn merger between wealth managers Rathbones and Investec Wealth & Investment has completed this morning.

Expanding pension consultancy Barnett Waddingham (BW) is recruiting a record 85 apprentices and graduates this year.

Consumer Duty pressure will spur one in five adviser firms to change or ditch some of their tech tools in the next 12 months, a new report predicts.