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High earners could face paying more than £7,000 in extra income tax if the chancellor extends the current freeze on tax thresholds until 2030 in the upcoming Budget.
The Financial Conduct Authority has “significant concerns” that almost half of younger people use social media to research ...
Positive markets triggered 4.36 per cent of assets under management growth in advised platforms in the second quarter of 2025 ...
This summer marks the second birthday of the Financial Conduct Authority’s consumer duty — arguably the most significant ...
An estimated 2.13mn people in the UK have used generative AI for financial advice, research has found. Personal finance comparison site, Finder, also found 40 per cent of Brits have used tools like ...
All bills come due eventually, and artificial intelligence bills are mounting in two senses. First, the capital investment into AI capacity keeps growing, and second, as a result the required pay-off ...
The Vulnerability Registration Service has launched a network to help vulnerable people get support in one place.
Advisers not wanting to move their clients’ funds away from Tatton was one of the reasons the firm has committed £15mn to ...
Artificial intelligence and automation is viewed as the biggest upcoming challenge to the advice profession. Research by Unbiased found AI was seen as the biggest challenge among advisers, followed by ...
Aberdeen Adviser has pledged to train 20 members of staff to ensure they are “fully equipped” to support customers experiencing bereavement.
The Financial Reporting Council’s upcoming overhaul of FRS 102, effective for accounting periods beginning on or after ...
The government has extended the mandatory scheme pays deadline to 2027 which experts have hailed as a “very welcome” move.