money
British kids think an average home costs £1,000
Survey of 1000 children aged six to 10
Taskforce makes case for financial resilience index
Unveiled at The House of Lords
BHSF launches money app for employees
Connect app
LifeSearch: Brits 'too shy' to talk about death
Money, sex, religion and politics also taboo topics
'Vast majority' of UK employees troubled by money
Inaugural Close Brothers Financial Wellbeing Index finds
Three-in-four employees expect to work beyond 65 - Canada Life
Rising cost of living and poor savings putting extra pressure on households
Zurich pays out 97% of 2017 protection claims
Paid life claims reached 99% and mental health most common reason for IP pay-out
Alan Morahan: How can employers improve pension engagement?
With auto-enrolment pension contributions rising, Punter Southall Aspire's Alan Morahan looks into how employers can ensure employees don't opt out
Britons more worried about money and health than Brexit and terrorism
Despite public confidence in protection, most people would rely on support from partners and savings to survive if needed
48% of Brits do not trust insurers to pay claims
Almost most two-thirds believe protection products are too expensive
Aviva posts 'better than expected life results' for 2017
However GI & health performance weaker than predicted
International Women's Day: An ideal retirement?
Punter Southall Aspire's Johanna Nelson and Darren Hedgley evaluate the unique social dynamics advisers should consider when discussing the financial life cycles of women
ONS: Average marriage age up from 35 to 37.5
People marrying later potentially more exposed to IHT and financial pitfalls
Ex-Bankhall and Skandia CEO joins Gryphon as chairman
Peter Mann joins the insurer's board following acquisition of Guardian Assurance.
Millions of 'DINOs' ill-prepared for financial shocks
Over three million working couples are classed as 'double income, no option' (DINOs), which means they are vulnerable to financial ruin if one of the two loses their earnings. LV='s Justin Harper discusses how we can better safeguard those at risk.
