What do we know about the US presidential candidates’ economic proposals and their implications for investors?

In this second part of the marketing jargon buster we take a look at marketing terms commonly used when describing an advice ...

The majority of people that receive professional financial advice have remained with the same adviser throughout, research ...

Advisers wanting to set up and grow their own practices must first understand the culture and values they want to embody - ...

British businesses can demonstrate higher levels of financial literacy than their European counterparts. A survey by fintech ...

Jupiter has decided to retain the management of the Jupiter Global Value Equity fund, following initial discussions around ...

The number of complaints received by the Financial Ombudsman Service in the first half of 2024 rose by more than 40 per cent.

Buying the Association of Professional Financial Advisers was "stupid" as it was 'completely defunct', a senior spokesperson ...

The technical information service for life insurance advisers, Guru, will hold bi-monthly virtual forums for Consumer Duty ...

There is no need to have a general technology fund in a portfolio, according to the guests on the latest FT Adviser podcast, as the US equity index is already dominated by large technology stocks.

Each day is bringing fresh headlines of the latest rumoured pensions changes ahead of the Budget. Tax-free cash from pensions is another hot potato coming under scrutiny. This is certainly one that ...

More than a quarter (29 per cent) of the UK have no idea how many pension pots they have, believing they probably have around £13,303 sitting across three “lost” plans, research from Moneyfarm has ...