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The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) will change the wording on its rulings to say that consumers who it has awarded compensation to can also pursue a legal case for redress following a High Court decision last week.

The industry is continuing to report pre G-Day sales spikes as it moves beyond the deadline.

Long-term care cost plans will be announced by the Coalition today when it issues its Mid-Term Review.

English Councils are frustrated over delays in announcing their funding allocations for public health responsibilities.

Former care services minister Paul Burstow will be speaking at an event in the House of Commons on 8 January to launch the findings of a report on the future of long-term care.

Advisers are actively acknowledging the importance of execution-only protection capability but are struggling to make viable propositions.

Exeter Family Friendly has noted an influx of new advisers into the protection arena post RDR.

The transfer of public health from the NHS to local government in April may see the unfit and obese lose council benefits if they do not improve their lifestyle.

A night of live rock , with all band from within the protection industry - including the Financial Ombudsman Service - has sold out.

Insurers need to act now on their failure to "engage adequately" with customers about gender neutralisation, an insight agency research has warned.