The FCA’s response is helpful on explaining the process, guidelines and expectations (good!) but thin on addressing our specific questions (not good!).

Advisers who act as salesmen for financial firms should be banned from offering advice on defined benefit pension transfers.

The 24 April paper edition of the Sunday Times continues to follow the outrageous treatment of UKSA members Julie and Chris Thorpe.  

There are many conventional ways of raising Working Capital.  Why, therefore, do companies use reverse factoring?

Maybe reverse factoring is used because other credit lines are not available to them.  Is it a red flag moment?

Patrick Hosking reports in the Times: ‘Ministers are rowing back from a radical plan to encourage pension funds to invest in unlisted assets after getting a mixed response from the investment industry and an emphatic thumbs-down from consumer groups.’

The FCA’s goals to achieve the best possible outcomes for consumers are laudable.