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Campaign fails to tackle rising scam threat despite ad campaign

 Kim North: Get to grips with divorce act and advise on pension sharing Pensions can be a thorny area to advise on and so financial planners need to keep on top of this sensitive area. Our columnist Kim North argues advisers may be in a better position than family lawyers to help couples that want to make the split.

We paid £2,220 for legal documents, but cancelled the agreement during the cooling-off period. Weve heard nothing about a refund.

We paid £2,220 for legal documents, but cancelled the agreement during the cooling-off period. Weve heard nothing about a refund.

A consumer group has claimed that the Financial Conduct Authority “is not fit for purpose and should be replaced or reformed” to better protect consumers.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out a three-year strategy to improve outcomes for consumers while saying it would publish and hold itself accountable against outcomes and performance metrics.

Non-executive directors at the Financial Conduct Authority have found themselves under fire once again

Non-executive directors (NED) at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have found themselves under fire once again, with the board receiving an open letter accusing them of failure to act and the regulator itself now in receipt of a letter before action.

Non-executive directors at the Financial Conduct Authority have found themselves under fire once again

Campaigners have urged non-executive directors of the Financial Conduct Authority to act on banks mis-selling investigation findings.