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The NHS had a surplus of £2.1 billion as a whole in 2012-13, figures from the National Audit Office (NAO) show.

The UK needs about 5,000 extra financial advisers to cope with the rising demand for retirement advice, research from Standard Life concludes.

One in five consumers will seek out financial advice for the first time in order to prepare for retirement, according to Axa Wealth.

Health & Case Management (HCML) has launched a case management service to cut workplace absence and reduced productivity costs caused by growing mental health problems.

Over two thirds of people in the UK could live their retirement years in ill-health the International Longevity Centre (ILC) and Legal & General have told Government and public policy makers.

First Complete has launched a series of five regional round tables, taking place in cities around the UK, bringing the network's lenders, providers and estate agency advisers together.

4.3 million women are the main breadwinners in their households, earning substantially more than their male partners, yet few have any protection policies in place, LV= has said.

The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) is taking action to improve Work Capability Assessments (WCA) by bringing in additional providers, the minister for employment has announced.

Sustainable and well regulated growth in the UK financial services could generate approximately 22,000 additional jobs in the insurance industry by 2020, according to anaylsis from PwC.

The rapidly growing number of cancer survivors is an emerging crisis for the NHS Macmillan Cancer Support has said.