The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out plans to cut regulatory fees by reallocating advisers who have permissions to hold client money or safeguard and administer assets.

The Bank of England (BoE) could increase interest rates a "fair amount" without hurting homeowners taking advantage of the government's Help to Buy scheme, according to one of its policymakers.

Fidelity Worldwide Investment is to significantly expand its pensions business and has appointed Richard Parking as head of retirement.

The country's top rate of tax has dropped from the fifth to 11th highest in the European Union, according to KPMG.

The Treasury has applied for European Union (EU) approval to split up Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), to smooth the process of carving up the state-owned lender.

Hundreds of thousands of people are saving for retirement via pension schemes which are poor value for money, an investigation by the Office of Fair Trading has found.

Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has promised people earning minimum wage will pay no income tax should the Liberal Democrats stay in government.

The economy is "turning a corner", Chancellor George Osborne is expected to say in an upbeat speech later today.

Chancellor George Osborne has urged cabinet colleagues "not to get ahead of themselves" about the UK's economic recovery.

Gold funds were standout winners in August as investors' appetite for risk waned amid concerns of a tapering of monetary stimulus in the US and potential military action in Syria.