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Ex-SJP adviser: 'Anger over cruise cancellation unsurprising'
SJP reviewing incentives
CII pledges to prioritise mental health and wellbeing of employees
One-in-six experience mental illness
Scrapping pensions tax-free cash to pay for IHT abolition branded 'terrible idea'
Chancellor Sajid Javid mulling IHT cut
SJP accused of using dated stereotypes to attract women to academy
Complementary beauty treatments
SJP and CII team up for exclusive vulnerable client qualification
Only available at SJP
SJP launches internal review of its incentives structure
Internal memo from SJP CEO
Mattioli Woods eyes further acquisitions
Reduced client fees by £3.1m
FCA fines Standard Life Assurance £31m for non-advised annuity sales failures
Paid £25m in compensation
FCA to survey adviser firms for RDR and FAMR review
57 responses to probe
PFS simplifies Chartered status application process
Corporate Chartered changes from 2020
Quilter completes £42.2m acquisition of Lighthouse
3,900 advisers in total
SimplyBiz bolsters SM&CR support ahead of December deadline
Workshops starting 25 June
Pensioner couples to miss out on £7,000 because of 'toy boy tax'
Changes due on 15 May
MP Damian Green proposes pension-inspired social care overhaul
£2.5bn funding gap
Pensioner reliance on state benefits hits highest level in decades
Quarter of single pensioners dependent on state
Ombudsman orders Sanlam to pay out for advice given 30 years ago
Two complainants 'wrongly sold'
Govt misses fifth social care paper deadline
25 months since stated intention to publish
FCA warns firms to check PI cover as FOS limit doubles
PI could rise by 500%
More than 900 ambulance-chasers now regulated by FCA
'Consumers protected from cowboys'
Half of employers plan to develop EVP - Aon
Aon's Benefits and Trends Survey 2019
Pacific Life Re and UndewriteMe announce 'Plan and Protect' involvement
Seven underwriting questions
Spring statement: Hammond nods to social care
Quiet on personal finance
Welsh adviser enters voluntary liquidation as director moves next door
No claims against John Dyer
Amber Rudd threatens resignation
Rudd in office 71 days so far
FCA to canvass small adviser firms on impact of regulation
Larger sample size to follow
Sesame Bankhall launches adviser apprenticeship programme
Partnered with Simply Academy
SJP acquires Future Proof
'Exciting new chapter'
Office of Tax Simplification urges creation of digitised IHT system
Unadvised can spend 50 hours on IHT admin
Theresa May gives green light to heterosexual civil partnerships
Consultation looking into legal, tax and pension implications of decision will take place
VitalityLife launches client health risk calculator
VitalityLife has launched a risk calculator that is able to work out the likelihood of clients facing ill health by putting in some basic, personal information.
AMII chair calls for IDD prep as 'ignorance will be no defence'
Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries (AMII) chairman Stuart Scullion has warned the industry to make sure it is prepared ahead of the IDD, the next EU-driven legislation set to 'shake up the sector'.
Govt floats auto-enrolment funding approach to social care
Proposals to be outlined in upcoming green paper
Aviva launches pension valuation Amazon Alexa app
Research finds only a third check their pension annually, while one in five do it less often than that
Govt 'care ISA' proposal snubbed by experts
Government considering introduction of inheritance tax (IHT) exempt 'care ISA' to tackle the social care crisis
Openwork bills adviser £2,000 seven years after leaving network
Darren Wilkes ordered to pay for costs by 20 August following investigation into resolved complaint in 2006
Nearly half aged 16 to 24 would not last longer than a month without income - ONS
'Industry must address misconceptions around protection', says Royal London
UK workers favour flexible approach to retirement - Aegon
Only a quarter of British employees want to fully retire on a set date
Two-in-five renters reckon they will not own a home by 70 - Aegon
Getting a foot on the housing ladder later, higher house prices and ability to borrow for longer forcing people to pay mortgage into retirement years
One in four people expect to work till they are 70 - Aegon
A fifth of working-age UK adults expect to be financially supporting a family
Women £4,900 worse off in retirement than men - Prudential
Women retiring this year will have average expected retirement incomes £4,900 lower than men, research by Prudential has found
PA360: Understand power of attorney to set your business apart - SOLLA
Advisers should familiarise themselves with what clients can and cannot do with a power of attorney if they want to work closely with solicitors and accountants, Tish Hanifan told delegates at PA360
Extra 25% provider levy misses 'realities of adviser failure' - ABI
Reaction from insurers
Auto-enrolment: Five fascinating facts as minimum contributions rise
In celebration of a raise in minimum auto-enrolment pension contributions, here are five of the most interesting facts about automatic enrolment (AE)
Government confirms 'tougher' powers for TPR in DB white paper
'No systemic problem'
FCA mulls plans to place advisers on separate consumer register
Revamp of FS Register on cards
British Friendly adds three Mutual Benefits initiatives
British Friendly has added three new elements to its Mutual Benefits in the shape of 'health MOTs' at no extra cost, power of attorney at no extra cost and discounted travel insurance.
Ellipse launches employee benefits benchmark tool
Ellipse has launched a 'benefits benchmark' tool aimed at advisers who would like to measure the extent of their corporate clients' employee benefits against those of their competitors.
Govt sets out new rules on Funeral Expenses Payments
The government has announced several changes to the eligibility conditions relating to the social fund funeral expenses payments scheme that will take effect from 2 April.