Long Term Care

Women retiring this year will have average expected retirement incomes £4,900 lower than men, research by Prudential has found

Just over one in five people with multiple pension pots have lost track of some of their retirement savings, Aegon research finds.

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

Scottish Widows' financial protection technical and industry affairs manager selected by DWP to support insurance consumer rights for disabled people

Bedford-based mutual society chooses Disability Rights UK as its charity partner for 2018

Slowdown linked to austerity and NHS neglect, academics argue

With another green paper consultation on the cards, Richard Walsh examines the state of NHS funding, whether we're at a tipping point and the key questions that need to be addressed when covering social care costs.

Result of Theresa May's reshuffle

Prime Minister's cabinet reshuffle re-appoints Jeremy Hunt as Health Secretary but with responsibility for Social Care rolled in.

Scheme to help carers of disabled people build better state pensions failed to reach 97% of target group, a Freedom Of Information reply from DWP has revealed.