The Financial Conduct Authority launched Wednesday a review of the extent to which the annual percentage rate helps consumers understand borrowing costs, with proposals to change how these are communicated in loan ads.
The Financial Conduct Authority launched Wednesday a review of the extent to which the annual percentage rate helps consumers understand borrowing costs, with proposals to change how these are communicated in loan ads.
Fears over a tax raid on pensions have led to a surge in Britons cashing out of their long-term savings in the run-up to Budget announcements, a consultancy found Tuesday.
Britain is becoming an increasingly elderly society, with major implications for pensions, the economy and public services, the Office for National Statistics said Tuesday.
Four in five adults in Britain are not aware of the long-awaited pensions dashboards project designed to connect savers with lost savings pots, according to a KPMG survey, with knowledge of the forthcoming portals lowest among those closest to retirement.
European authorities warned Tuesday that cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and difficult to detect as they leverage artificial intelligence tools, encrypted messaging platforms and the dark web to evade law enforcement.
People's Partnership has become the first British master trust provider to join the Pensions Management Institute's Development Partnership program, which aims to raise professional standards across the pensions industry.
Barclays unveiled a £500 million ($674 million) share buyback on Tuesday as the lender reported a steady rise in profit and income in the first three months of 2026.
